Interpretation of Nature

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The rationalistic aproach to nature is useless ;
to study nature one must proceed from facts by the use of methods of interference.
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Inferences should be checked by experiments ;
reflection and observation should supplement each other in empirical inquiry.
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By acts of interpretation one succeds in becoming more than a mere observer of nature ;
by drawing general conclusions from the order of things one arrives at an understanding of the world's order.
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There is one causal principle operative in the world,
but there are numerous elements,
divisible into molecules themselves indivisible.
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Experimental physics is the basis of all true knowledge.
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