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We All Confidently Believe That There Are At Present, And Have Been From Time Immemorial, Many Worlds Of Life Besides Our Own. . . . [this] May Seem Wild, And Visionary; All I Maintain Is That It Is Not Unscientific.

All Of Science Can Be Divided Into Physics And Stamp-collecting.

Do Not Imagine That Mathematics Is Hard And Crabbed, And Repulsive To Common Sense. It Is Merely The Etherealization Of Common Sense.

There Is Nothing In Science Which Teaches The Origin Of Anything At All.

When You Cannot Measure, Your Knowledge Is Meager And Unsatisfactory.