The Scientist Knows Very Well That He

The Scientist Knows Very Well That He Is Approaching Ultimate Truth Only In An Asymptotic Curve And Is Barred From Ever Reaching It; But At The Same Time He Is Proudly Aware Of Being Indeed Able To Determine Whether A Statement Is A Nearer Or A Less Near Approach To The Truth.

If You Confine Yourself To This Skinnerian Technique, You Study Nothing But The Learning Apparatus And You Leave Out Everything That Is Different In Octopi, Crustaceans, Insects And Vertebrates. In Other Words, You Leave Out Everything That Makes A Pigeon A Pigeon, A Rat A Rat, A Man A Man, And, Above All, A Healthy Man Healthy And A Sick Man Sick.

The Competition Between Human Beings Destroys With Cold And Diabolic Brutality... Under The Pressure Of This Competitive Fury We Have Not Only Forgotten What Is Useful To Humanity As A Whole, But Even That Which Is Good And Advantageous To The Individual. [...] One Asks, Which Is More Damaging To Modern Humanity: The Thirst For Money Or Consuming Haste... In Either Case, Fear Plays A Very Important Role: The Fear Of Being Overtaken By One's Competitors, The Fear Of Becoming Poor, The Fear Of Making Wrong Decisions Or The Fear Of Not Being Up To Snuff...

There Is No Faith Which Has Never Yet Been Broken, Except That Of A Truly Faithful Dog

One Of The Most Dangerously Vicious Circles Menacing The Continued Existence Of All Mankind Arises Through That Grim Striving For The Highest Possible Position Within The Ranked Order, In Other Words, The Reckless Pursuit Of Power Which Combines With An Insatiable Greed Of Neurotic Proportions That The Results Of Acquired Power Confer.