Walking alone at the back, Horn couldn't help but sigh at the scholars' backs.
These scholars are undoubtedly intelligent people. They seem so stubborn because all kinds of studies nowadays are based on fundamental experience.
The sun rises, the sun sets.
The moon rises, the moon sets.
People's common path dependency is developed through practical experience, even personal experience.
When pure rational research like Loton's emerges, the walls of their hearts become frighteningly thick.
Horn is not saying empiricism is wrong, but rather that the development of empiricism in this world has gone too far.
After all, they can study supernatural phenomena, often encountering situations where they don't understand why but can use it.
The Extraordinary has caused this world's scientific development to progress swiftly, yet it is progressing slowly.
Thinking this, Horn raised his head once more and had already reached the scheduled experiment site.
