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“The wonderful structure of the animal system will probably never permit us to look upon it as a merely physical apparatus, yet the demands of science require that the evidently magnified principles of vitality should be reduced to their natural spheres, or if truth requires, wholly subverted in favor of those more cognizable by the human understanding. The spirit of the age will not tolerate in the devotee of science a quiet indifference.”

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John Gorrie was an American scientist born on October 3, 1803, and died on June 29, 1855. He is known for his contributions to refrigeration technology and ice-making. more

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