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Knowledge, Love, and Civilization 
quidditycirce (WordPress) | by Andrew Kern | Sun, Nov 8
Which might explain why we don’t teach astronomy much any more even though a cursory study of the history of science will reveal that all the natural sciences as studied in the western tradition developed out of the study of the stars.
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