The 24+ Walter Gilbert Quotes

[duesberg] Is Absolutely Correct In Saying That No One Has Proven That Aids Is Caused By The Aids Virus. And He Is Absolutely Correct That The Virus Cultured In The Laboratory May Not Be The Cause Of Aids.

Everyone Wants A Hand In The Outcome, A Piece Of The Knowledge.

We Haven't Been Able Yet To Determine In Terms Of Genes What Makes A Human Being A Human And Not Another Mammal.

We Know Specific Genes Are Turned On In Specific Cells, But We Don't Know To What Extent This Happens.

I Have The Same Sense Of The Power And Virtue Of Knowledge That Some People Get From A Religious Background.

In 15 Years We'll Have All The Sequence, A List Of The Genes Everyone Has In Common And Those That Differ Among People. We Know Only Something Like A Tenth Of 1 Percent Of The Sequence At The Moment.

The Interaction Of The Variation In Our Genes Is What's Responsible For Lots Of Our Attributes And Vigor.

Error Is Far More Common Than Fraud Which Probably Comprises 1 Percent Or A Tenth Of A Percent Of The Literature.

Today We Try To Identify A Gene And Then Study Its Properties.

Biology Will Tell You A Lot Of Things, But There Are Many That It Can Not Explain And You Need To Look At Physics Instead.

The Best Project Is One That Asks A Novel Question.

Science Doesn't In The Slightest Depend On Trust. It Depends Completely On The Belief That You Can Demonstrate Something For Yourself.