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Let Us Not Paralyze Our Capacity For Good By Brooding Of Man's Capacity For Evil.

The Thrill, Believe Me, Is As Much In The Battle As In The Victory.

We Are Too Prone To Make Technological Instruments The Scapegoats For The Sins Of Those Who Wield Them. The Products Of Modern Science Are Not In Themselves Good Or Bad; It Is The Way They Are Used That Determines Their Value.

A Life That Hasn't A Definite Plan Is Likely To Become Driftwood.

I Have Learned To Have More Faith In The Scientist Than He Does In Himself.