Whence Come I And Whither Go I?

Science Progresses Not By Convincing The Adherents Of Old Theories That They Are Wrong, But By Allowing Enough Time To Pass So That A New Generation Can Arise Unencumbered By The Old Errors.

An Indispensable Hypothesis, Even Though Still Far From Being A Guarantee Of Success, Is However The Pursuit Of A Specific Aim, Whose Lighted Beacon, Even By Initial Failures, Is Not Betrayed.

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.

What Seems Today Inconceivable Will Appear One Day, From A Higher Stand Point, Quite Simple And Harmonious.

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.