This is from the English translation of Truth and Method by H-G Gadamer, an author who explored the 'objectivity' of science and how it 'objectivizes' our perception of the world helping us go beyond the subjective 'horizon' of experience. I've used the English translation as reference for two translation jobs I did for a Romanian publisher.

- Consequently, objectivizing science regards the linguisticality of the natural experience of the world as a source of prejudices. With its methods of precise mathematical measurement the new science, as we learn from the example of Bacon, had to make room for its own constructs by directly opposing the prejudice of language and its naive teleology.

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