Between The Difficulties, One Hides The Opportunity

"one Becomes A Deeply Religious Nonbeliever...". It Is Clear From The Original That It Is Definitely Not "i".

The Gravity Is The First Thing Which You Don't Think

I Believe, Indeed, That Overemphasis On The Purely Intellectual Attitude, Often Directed Solely To The Practical And Factual, In Our Education, Has Led Directly To The Impairment Of Ethical Values. I Am Not Thinking So Much Of The Dangers With Which Technical Progress Has Directly Confronted Mankind, As Of The Stifling Of Mutual Human Considerations By A 'matter-of-fact' Habit Of Thought Which Has Come To Lie Like A Killing Frost Upon Human Relations. Without 'ethical Culture' There Is No Salvation For Humanity.

It Is Better To Believe Than To Disbelieve; In Doing You Bring Everything To The Realm Of Possibility.

Ninety Nine Failed Solutions Equals A Gain Of 99 Pieces Of Information.