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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Da Vinci had a scientific mind.
Da Vinci had a scientific mind.
Does the above mean "He was good at science" or "He had an aptitude for science?" Thanks.
Does the above mean "He was good at science" or "He had an aptitude for science?" Thanks.
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- I would comment it as it was stated in your first try .
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AngliholicDa Vinci had a scientific mind.I think that both your suggestions are "included" in the concept. The original probably refers more to the "method" in which he worked: systematically, logically, etc., rather than by hunch or inclination. None of
Does the above mean "He was good at science" or "He had an aptitude for science?" Thanks.
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