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There is a common perception that science is a modern invention with roots in the ancient Greek world. While the Greeks pioneered the kind of theoretical thinking that characterizes modern science, before the Greeks, people used practical science. The ancient Egyptians developed mathematics, astronomy, engineering, and medicine. It enabled them to build their pyramids […]
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