[instead Of Collecting Stamps, He Collected Dictionaries

[instead Of Collecting Stamps, He Collected Dictionaries And Encyclopaedias:] Because You Can Learn More From Them.

You Have To Have A Lot Of Ideas. First, If You Want To Make Discoveries, It's A Good Thing To Have Good Ideas. And Second, You Have To Have A Sort Of Sixth Sense-the Result Of Judgment And Experience-which Ideas Are Worth Following Up. I Seem To Have The First Thing, A Lot Of Ideas, And I Also Seem To Have Good Judgment As To Which Are The Bad Ideas That I Should Just Ignore, And The Good Ones, That I'd Better Follow Up.

By The Proper Intakes Of Vitamins And Other Nutrients And By Following A Few Other Healthful Practices From Youth Or Middle Age On, You Can, I Believe, Extend Your Life And Years Of Well-being By Twenty-five Or Even Thirty-five Years.

The Way To Get Good Ideas Is To Get Lots Of Ideas And Throw The Bad Ones Away.

Science Is The Search For The Truth--it Is Not A Game In Which One Tries To Beat His Opponent, To Do Harm To Others. We Need To Have The Spirit Of Science In International Affairs, To Make The Conduct Of International Affairs The Effort To Find The Right Solution, The Just Solution Of International Problems, And Not An Effort By Each Nation To Get The Better Of Other Nations, To Do Harm To Them When It Is Possible. I Believe In Morality, In Justice, In Humanitarianism.