Shelley And Keats Were The Last English

Science Is Vastly More Stimulating To The Imagination Than The Classics.

It Seems To Me Immensely Unlikely That Mind Is A Mere By-product Of Matter. For If My Mental Processes Are Determined Wholly By The Motions Of Atoms In My Brain I Have No Reason To Suppose That My Beliefs Are True. They May Be Sound Chemically, But That Does Not Make Them Sound Logically. And Hence I Have No Reason For Supposing My Brain To Be Composed Of Atoms.

I Will Give Up My Belief In Evolution If Someone Finds A Fossil Rabbit In The Precambrian.

The World Shall Perish Not For Lack Of Wonders, But For Lack Of Wonder

There Can Be No Truce Between Science And Religion.