From a Myth

"87 For one must study Nature and not empty axioms and of laws, but as the phenomena requires, for a life of disorder and empty opinion does not sustain our need, which is, moreover, for us to live imperturbably. Therefore, to become truly and unshakably whole, [one must] explain the manner of all [things] in a plethora of ways, [since] the phenomena [appears] symphonically, [yet] whenever someone uses speculation instead of [observation] they conclusively abandon themselves. So whenever someone has truly abandoned the [real world], then the symphonious [theories] have been similarly divorced [from] the real phenomena because visible [reality gets] cast out of the whole study of nature and then flows from a myth."