Lenin is imputed to the maxim that “from error one learns, but from confusion no”, although it seems that this award is apocryphal. Actually, the original formulation of aphorism would correspond to Francis Bacon, who, in his
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Lenin is imputed to the maxim that “from error one learns, but from confusion no”, although it seems that this award is apocryphal. Actually, the original formulation of aphorism would correspond to Francis Bacon, who, in his