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I Have Something That I Call My Golden Rule. It Goes Something Like This: 'do Unto Others Twenty-five Percent Better Than You Expect Them To Do Unto You.' … The Twenty-five Percent Is For Error.

Life Is A Relationship Among Molecules And Not A Property Of Any Molecule.

I Believe That There Is A Greater Power In The World Than The Evil Power Of Military Force, Of Nuclear Bombs -- There Is The Power Of Good, Of Morality, Of Humanitarianism.

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.

It Was Obvious-to Me At Any Rate-that The Answer Was To Why An Enzyme Is Able To Speed Up A Chemical Reaction By As Much As 10 Million Times. It Had To Do This By Lowering The Energy Of Activation-the Energy Of Forming The Activated Complex. It Could Do This By Forming Strong Bonds With The Activated Complex, But Only Weak Bonds With The Reactants Or Products.