Art Is 'i'; Science Is

A Man Of Science Rises Ever, In Seeking Truth; And If He Never Finds It In Its Wholeness, He Discovers Nevertheless Very Significant Fragments; And These Fragments Of Universal Truth Are Precisely What Constitutes Science.

Well-observed Facts, Though Brought To Light By Passing Theories, Will Never Die; They Are The Material On Which Alone The House Of Science Will At Last Be Built.

The First Requirement In Using Statistics Is That The Facts Treated Shall Be Reduced To Comparable Units.

The Doubter Is A True Man Of Science: He Doubts Only Himself And His Interpretations, But He Believes In Science.

With The Aid Of These Active Experimental Sciences Man Becomes An Inventor Of Phenomena, A Real Foreman Of Creation; And Under This Head We Cannot Set Limits To The Power That He May Gain Over Nature Through Future Progress Of The Experimental Sciences.