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After A Certain High Level Of Technical Skill Is Achieved Science And Art Tend To Coalesce In Aesthetics, Plasticity, And Form. The Greatest Scientists Are Artists As Well.

Perfection Of Means And Confusion Of Goals Seem To Characterize Our Age. If We Desire Sincerely And Passionately The Safety, The Welfare And The Free Development Of The Talents Of All Men, We Shall Not Be In Want Of The Means To Approach Such A State.

We Owe A Lot To The Indians, Who Taught Us How To Count, Without Which No Worthwhile Scientific Discovery Could Have Been Made.

The Sole Function Of Education...[is] To Open The Way To Thinking And Knowing, And The School, As The Outstanding Organ For The People's Education, Must Serve That End Exclusively.

What Humanity Owes To Personalities Like Buddha, Moses, And Jesus Ranks For Me Higher Than All The Achievements Of The Enquiring And Constructive Mind.