Bad Philosophers May Have A Certain Influence;

Science Tells Us What We Can Know, But What We Can Know Is Little, And If We Forget How Much We Cannot Know We Become Insensitive To Many Things Of Great Importance.

Science Is What We Know, And Philosophy Is What We Don't Know.

Everything Is Vague To A Degree You Do Not Realize Till You Have Tried To Make It Precise.

Is A Man What He Seems To The Astronomer, A Tiny Lump Of Impure Carbon And Water Crawling Impotently On A Small And Unimportant Planet? Or Is He What He Appears To Hamlet? Is He Perhaps Both As Once?

A European Who Goes To New York And Chicago Sees The Future... When He Goes To Asia He Sees The Past.