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Some have characterized the mentality of the Scientific Revolution as one focused on how things operate in the natural world, rather than on why (the ultimate explanations that Greek and medieval scholars considered most important). Do you think this is a fair description of the change in scientific approach? Cite examples to support your opinion. How does Newton's work on gravity fit into your discussion?
 
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