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The Scientific Basis of National Progress, Including that of Morality

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The author maintains that national advancement rests on original scientific discovery, which generates new ideas that power inventions, economic growth, and intellectual and ethical development. He outlines how material progress has arisen from applications of physical and chemical knowledge, contrasts invention in industry with pure experimental research, and links scientific method to the production of new truth. A chapter examines the mental and moral influence of scientific insight, another discusses the general relationship between new truth and human progress, and the final section recommends institutional measures and public encouragement to promote original scientific investigation.

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George Gore

George Gore was a writer and thinker known for his work in the realm of social and moral philosophy. His notable book, "The Scientific Basis of National Progress, Including that of Morality," explores the intersection of scientific principles and ethical considerations in the context of societal advancement. Gore's contributions reflect an interest in how moral frameworks can influence national development, making his work relevant to discussions on ethics and progress in society.

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