Passages From the Life of a Philosopher

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In this memoir, Babbage chronicles his early education and formative experiences that shaped his philosophical outlook. He discusses his fascination with mathematics and mechanics, detailing the development of his ideas on computing and automation. The book provides a glimpse into Babbage's interactions with other notable figures of his time, including scientists, inventors, and statesmen, showcasing his belief in the power of collaboration and innovation.Throughout the narrative, Babbage emphasizes the importance of perseverance and the often-overlooked struggles behind scientific achievements. He reflects on the frustrations of his inventions, particularly the unfulfilled potential of his computing machines, which were far ahead of their time. The memoir serves as both a personal history and a philosophical treatise, urging readers to appreciate the complexities of scientific inquiry and the dedication required to pursue groundbreaking ideas.

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Pagina's: 428, Paperback, Lushena Books