Natural philosophy: on the origin of science #5713
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I don't know if this is the correct section @shiltemann @hexylena. Also I don't know if the training fits the Galaxy community at all. It is a original text I wrote about how science emerged in ancient Greece. If you consider it doesn't fit, I will close it. The content almost complete, so if you are interested to review, would be very great. |
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Hi @gallardoalba, thanks for you contribution! This isn't really a tutorial as much as an essay, and probably a bit out of scope for the GTN, but how would you feel about adding it as a blog (news) post? |
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New training about the origin of science.