The Problem [of Specialization] Is Essentially That

Scientific Corporations Might Well Become Almost Independent States And Be Enabled To Undertake Their Largest Experiments Without Consulting The Outside World - A World Which Would Be Less And Less Able To Judge What The Experiments Were About.

The Only Way Of Learning The Method Of Science Is The Long And Bitter Way Of Personal Experience.

The Region Of The Mysterious Is Rapidly Shrinking.

In England, More Than In Any Other Country, Science Is Felt Rather Than Thought. ... A Defect Of The English Is Their Almost Complete Lack Of Systematic Thinking. Science To Them Consists Of A Number Of Successful Raids Into The Unknown.

All That Glitters May Not Be Gold, But At Least It Contains Free Electrons.