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Encyclopedia > 1736 in science

The year 1736 in science and technology included many events, some of which are listed here.


See also: 1735 in science, other events of 1736, 1737 in science and the list of years in science.


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No. 1736: The Seashore Test (572 words)
Scientific detachment will never capture, say, Itzhak Perlman's vast intelligence, personality, and total immersion in the sound and in its meaning.
Science was exploding into everyday American life in 1922.
It took vast sifting for us to learn what science could and could not do for us.
History of Indian Science And Technology (7373 words)
India's inner sciences of mind and consciousness are simultaneously (a) being appropriated by the West and (b) being depicted as anti-progressive and irrational.
A strong inner science will definitely strengthen the outer science since it is the inner world which provides the inspiration, creativity, and knowledge that is necessary in the development of a sound outer science.
The divorce of ‘religion' and science is a strictly Western construct due to the dogmatic and rigid nature of the Abrahamic religions.
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