I Always Tried To Live Up To

When I Received The Nobel Prize, The Only Big Lump Sum Of Money I Have Ever Seen, I Had To Do Something With It. The Easiest Way To Drop This Hot Potato Was To Invest It, To Buy Shares. I Knew That World War Ii Was Coming And I Was Afraid That If I Had Shares Which Rise In Case Of War, I Would Wish For War. So I Asked My Agent To Buy Shares Which Go Down In The Event Of War. This He Did. I Lost My Money And Saved My Soul.

I Always Tried To Live Up To Leo Szilard's Commandment, "don't Lie If You Don't Have To." I Had To. I Filled Up Pages With Words And Plans I Knew I Would Not Follow. When I Go Home From My Laboratory In The Late Afternoon, I Often Do Not Know What I Am Going To Do The Next Day. I Expect To Think That Up During The Night. How Could I Tell Them What I Would Do A Year Hence?

"this Celebration Here Tells Me That This Work Is Not Hopeless. I Thank You For This Teaching With All My Heart And Lift My Glass To Human Solidarity, To The Ultimate Victory Of Knowledge, Peace, Good-will And Understanding."

This Oxidation Of Hydrogen In Stages Seems To Be One Of The Basic Principles Of Biological Oxidation.

In Every Culture And In Every Medical Tradition Before Ours, Healing Was Accomplished By Moving Energy.