The Scientist Is Motivated Primarily By Curiosity

And Literature Frequently Rises To Heights That Make It International.

Science, Almost From Its Beginnings, Has Been Truly International In Character. National Prejudices Disappear Completely In The Scientist's Search For Truth.

Many Of The Things That Have Happened In The Laboratory Have Happened In Ways It Would Have Been Impossible To Foresee, But Not Impossible To Plan For In A Sense. I Do Not Think Dr. Whitney Deliberately Plans His Serendipity But He Is Built That Way; He Has The Art-an Instinctive Way Of Preparing Himself By His Curiosity And By His Interest In People And In All Kinds Of Things And In Nature, So That The Things He Learns React On One Another And Thereby Accomplish Things That Would Be Impossible To Foresee And Plan.

Medicine Also Disregards National Boundaries.

The Scientist Is Motivated Primarily By Curiosity And A Desire For Truth.