Art Is 'i'; Science Is 'we'.

The Investigator Should Have A Robust Faith - And Yet Not Believe.

The True Worth Of An Experimenter Consists In His Pursuing Not Only What He Seeks In His Experiment, But Also What He Did Not Seek.

The Fact That Knowledge Endlessly Recedes As The Investigator Is About To Grasp It Is What Constitutes At The Same Time His Torment And Happiness.

Science Admits No Exceptions; Otherwise There Would Be No Determinism In Science, Or Rather, There Would Be No Science.

Men Who Have Excessive Faith In Their Theories ... Make Poor Observations, Because They Choose Among The Results Of Their Experiments Only What Suits Their Object, Neglecting Whatever Is Unrelated To It And Carefully Setting Aside Everything Which Might Tend Toward The Idea They Wish To Combat