What's the difference between "Discover" & "find out"?
———A) I discovered that the best way to do this is through education.
———B) I found out that the best way to do this is through education.
Are they the same?

———C) I discovered that the best way to understand something is to actually do it.
———D) I found out that the best way to understand something is to actually do it.
Are they the same?
What's the difference between them?Are there any differences between "Discover" & "Find out" at all?

Question

What's the difference between "Discover" & "find out"?
———A) I discovered that the best way to do this is through education.
———B) I found out that the best way to do this is through education.
Are they the same?

———C) I discovered that the best way to understand something is to actually do it.
———D) I found out that the best way to understand something is to actually do it.
Are they the same?
What's the difference between them?Are there any differences between "Discover" & "Find out" at all?

Answer

They're synonyms, but we don't use the word "discover" very often except in academia.

Answer

In the above mentioned sentences, yes, all meanings are the same. Even if you check the dictionaries you will see that find out means to discover and vice versa. So, basically they are synonyms apart from very few instances or cases that, in order to be very exact, you would need to use either one or the other:

E.x.: Archaeologists discovered important treasures in the area.

-He is on a trip.
-Really? How did you find out?

Answer

A&B are exactly the same.

C&D are exactly the same  If you said either one every English speaker would know what you are saying and will understand you perfectly.