Nothing Is So Dangerous To The Progress

There May Be Beings, Thinking Beings, Near Or Surrounding Us, Which We Do Not Perceive, Which We Cannot Imagine. We Know Very Little; But, In My Opinion, We Know Enough To Hope For The Immortality, The Individual Immortality, Of The Better Part Of Man.

The Ideal Life Is That Which Has Few Friends, But Many Acquaintances.

Fortunately Science, Like That Nature To Which It Belongs, Is Neither Limited By Time Nor By Space. It Belongs To The World, And Is Of No Country And No Age. The More We Know, The More We Feel Our Ignorance; The More We Feel How Much Remains Unknown.

Language Is Not Only The Vehicle Of Thought, It Is A Great And Efficient Instrument In Thinking.

There Are Very Few Persons Who Pursue Science With True Dignity.