In The Old Days When People Invented

Mathematicians Do Not Deal In Objects, But In Relations Between Objects; Thus, They Are Free To Replace Some Objects By Others So Long As The Relations Remain Unchanged. Content To Them Is Irrelevant: They Are Interested In Form Only.

Sociology Is The Science With The Greatest Number Of Methods And The Least Results.

It Is With Logic That One Proves; It Is With Intuition That One Invents.

Tolstoi Explains Somewhere In His Writings Why, In His Opinion, “science For Science's Sake” Is An Absurd Conception. We Cannot Know All The Facts, Since They Are Practically Infinite In Number. We Must Make A Selection. Is It Not Better To Be Guided By Utility, By Our Practical, And More Especially Our Moral, Necessities?

It Is Far Better To Foresee Even Without Certainty Than Not To Foresee At All.