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The fact that the great scientist believed in flying machines was the one thing that encouraged us to begin our studies.
Wilbur Wright
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Interpretation

What this quote means

Wilbur Wright highlights the importance of belief in possibilities as a motivator for study and innovation.

This quote by Wilbur Wright emphasizes how the faith and vision of a great scientist in the potential of flying machines served as a catalyst for others to pursue their studies. It showcases the powerful influence that belief and inspiration can have on the aspirations of individuals, encouraging them to explore and innovate in fields they might not have considered otherwise.

Themes

BeliefInspirationInnovationEducationFlying Machines

In practice

Example use cases

A teacher might use this quote to inspire students during a science class.

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