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We Must Learn Not To Take Traditional Morals Too Seriously. And It Is Just Because Even The Least Dogmatic Of Religions Tends To Associate Itself With Some Kind Of Unalterable Moral Tradition, That There Can Be No Truce Between Science And Religion.

I Suppose The Process Of Acceptance Will Pass Through The Usual Four Stages: (i) This Is Worthless Nonsense; (ii) This Is An Interesting, But Perverse, Point Of View; (iii) This Is True, But Quite Unimportant; (iv) I Always Said So.

Shelley And Keats Were The Last English Poets Who Were At All Up To Date In Their Chemical Knowledge.

I Do Not Believe In The Commercial Possibility Of Induced Radioactivity.

The Creator, If He Exists, Has A Special Preference For Beetles.