A Desk, Some Pads, A Pencil, And

The History Of Scientific And Technical Discovery Teaches Us That The Human Race Is Poor In Independent And Creative Imagination. Even When The External And Scientific Requirements For The Birth Of An Idea Have Long Been There, It Generally Needs An External Stimulus To Make It Actually Happen; Man Has, So To Speak, To Stumble Right Up Against The Thing Before The Idea Comes.

The Solution To This Problem Lies In The Heart Of Mankind.

What You Can't Imagine, You Can't Discover.

I Do Not Like To State An Opinion On A Matter Unless I Know The Precise Facts.

The Greatest Activity Of Which Man Is Capable: Opening Up Yet Another Fragment Of The Frontier Of Beauty.