In 1882, he and Gardiner Hubbard acquired the rights to Science and hired as editor a respected younger entomologist and writer named Sam Scudder, who happened to be a Hubbard cousin. Francis Bacon (no direct relation to Roger, who lived 300 years earlier) was a seminal figure in philosophy of science on the time of the Scientific Revolution. Thereby, solely the verifiable was scientific and cognitively...
