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Who Initiated Scientific Thinking?
Abstract The emergence of scientific thinking was a gradual, collective process spanning several millennia and multiple cultures. This paper traces key milestones—from the pre-Socratic era of Miletus and the Islamic Golden Age to the European Scientific Revolution—highlighting foundational figures and their contributions to rational, empirical methodologies.
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