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You Can Have A Team Of Unconventional Thinkers, As Well As Conventional Thinkers. If You Don't Have The Support Of Others You Cannot Achieve Anything Altogether On Your Own. It's Like A Cry In The Wilderness. In Each Instance There Were Others Who Could See The Same Thing, And There Were Others Who Could Not. It's An Obvious Difference We See In Those Who You Might Say Have A Bird's Eye View, And Those Who Have A Worm's Eye View. I've Come To Realize That We All Have A Different Mind Set, We All See Things Differently, And That's What The Human Condition Is Really All About.

When I Worked On The Polio Vaccine, I Had A Theory. I Guided Each [experiment] By Imagining Myself In The Phenomenon In Which I Was Interested. The Intuitive Realm . . . The Realm Of The Imagination Guides My Thinking.

As A Bio-philosopher - As Someone Who Draws Upon The Scriptures Of Nature, Recognizing That We Are The Product Of The Process Of Evolution, And In A Sense, We Have Become The Process Itself - Through The Emergence And Evolution Of Our Consciousness, Our Awareness, Our Capacity To Imagine And To Anticipate The Future And To Choose From Amongst Alternatives.

Now, Some People Might Look At Something And Let It Go By, Because They Don't Recognize The Pattern And The Significance. It's The Sensitivity To Pattern Recognition That Seems To Me To Be Of Great Importance. It's A Matter Of Being Able To Find Meaning, Whether It's Positive Or Negative, In Whatever You Encounter. It's Like A Journey. It's Like Finding The Paths That Will Allow You To Go Forward, Or That Path That Has A Block That Tells You To Start Over Again Or Do Something Else.

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