خلاصه ماشینی:
And recently, he has presented the book "The Knowledge of Man" to the world of science, which is considered one of his best works, and it demonstrates his method of interpretation and justification of scientific philosophy and his theories.
" The six chapters of the first part consist of "Individual and Social Knowledge," "The World of Physics and Astronomy," "The World of Physical Sciences," "Evolution from the Perspective of Biological Science," "The Structural Analysis of Feeling and Will," and "The Science of Reason.
(Translator) Now, the first chapter: Individual and Social Knowledge Sciences in general strive to be free from dependence on an individual, and they attempt to discuss what has been achieved through the collective knowledge of human beings.
Language, which is the only means of transmitting sciences, is essentially social in terms of its important and extensive functions and the source of its origin.
I see no reason why there should be any difference between two fully educated and enlightened persons regarding the meanings they infer from the word "3481".
Time and space, (the same time and space that human beings know,) as the sciences claim, are truly not private and are not disconnected from individuals1: sages of divine wisdom believe that God, from outside this world, with impartiality and without the differences perceived by us having any effect on Him, revolves in time and space like a set.
" This point means that, although different people determine the same latitude and longitude for a point, during precise and deep analysis, they do not take into account the persons for whom the form in question is being discussed.