Better The Hard Truth, I Say, Than

There Is A Lurking Fear That Some Things Are Not “meant" To Be Known, That Some Inquiries Are Too Dangerous For Human Beings To Make.

Science Is More Than A Body Of Knowledge. It's A Way Of Thinking: A Way Of Skeptically Interrogating The Universe.

[kepler] Preferred The Hard Truth To His Dearest Illusions, And That Is The Heart Of Science.

All Inquiries Carry With Them Some Element Of Risk.

The Well-meaning Contention That All Ideas Have Equal Merit Seems To Me Little Different From The Disastrous Contention That No Ideas Have Any Merit.