We Have No Right To Assume That

A New Scientific Truth Is Usually Not Propagated In Such A Way That Opponents Become Convinced And Discard Their Previous Views. No, The Adversaries Eventually Die Off, And The Upcoming Generation Is Familiarised Anew With The Truth.

The Man Who Cannot Occasionally Imagine Events And Conditions Of Existence That Are Contrary To The Causal Principle As He Knows It Will Never Enrich His Science By The Addition Of A New Idea.

It Is Impossible To Make A Clear Cut Between Science, Religion, And Art. The Whole Is Never Equal Simply To The Sum Of Its Various Parts.

A Scientist Is Happy, Not In Resting On His Attainments But In The Steady Acquisition Of Fresh Knowledge.

The Entire World We Apprehend Through Our Senses Is No More Than A Tiny Fragment In The Vastness Of Nature.