Like Thousands Of Other Boys,

During The Time That [karl] Landsteiner Gave Me An Education In The Field Of Imununology, I Discovered That He And I Were Thinking About The Serologic Problem In Very Different Ways. He Would Ask, What Do These Experiments Force Us To Believe About The Nature Of The World? I Would Ask, What Is The Most. Simple And General Picture Of The World That We Can Formulate That Is Not Ruled By These Experiments? I Realized That Medical And Biological Investigators Were Not Attacking Their Problems The Same Way That Theoretical Physicists Do, The Way I Had Been In The Habit Of Doing.

Science Is The Search For Truth, That Is The Effort To Understand The World: It Involves The Rejection Of Bias, Of Dogma, Of Revelation, But Not The Rejection Of Morality.

I Made Use Of The College Library By Borrowing Books Other Than Scientific Books, Such As All Of The Plays By George Bernard Shaw, The Writing Of Edgar Allan Poe. The College Library Helped Me To Develop A Broader Aspect On Life.

I Think Every Person Should Be Able To Enjoy Life. Try To Decide What You Most Enjoy Doing, And Then Look Around To See If There Is A Job For Which You Could Prepare Yourself That Would Enable You To Continue Having This Sort Of Joy.

Science Is The Search For Truth - It Is Not A Game In Which One Tries To Beat His Opponent, To Do Harm To Others.