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.Ada Palmer explains the big important difference between the Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution: "Brunelleschi, who built Florence’s famous beautiful dome, deliberately burned all of his notes and schematics so that nobody else would be able to replicate his work. That is an inventor and an engineer. But this...

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