Schopenhauer says, "Every work of art accordingly really aims at showing us life and things as they are in vitro, but cannot be directly discerned by every one through the mist of objective and subjective contingencies."

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Schopenhauer did not use the term "in vitro" in this context. His philosophy suggests that art allows us to see the essence or idea of things beyond the individual, subjective experiences, but he does not use the term "in vitro," which is more commonly associated with laboratory experiments.

Schopenhauer Says, "Every Work of Art Accordingly Really Aims at Showing