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There's A Tremendous Popular Fallacy Which Holds That Significant Research Can Be Carried Out By Trying Things. Actually It Is Easy To Show That In General No Significant Problem Can Be Solved Empirically, Except For Accidents So Rare As To Be Statistically Unimportant. One Of My Jests Is To Say That We Work Empirically -- We Use Bull's Eye Empiricism. We Try Everything, But We Try The Right Thing First!

This Is The Most Exciting Part Of Being Human. It Is Using Our Brains In The Highest Way. Otherwise We Are Just Healthy Animals

I Believe That Each Young Person Is Different From Any Other Who Has Ever Lived, As Different As His Fingerprints: That He Could Bring To The World A Wonderful And Special Way Of Solving Unsolved Problems, That In His Special Way, He Can Be Great.

Famous In Our Circles Is The Story Of The Visiting English Banker Who In 1948 Upon Seeing Our Model 95 Camera Commented, 'very Interesting, But Why Would One Want A Picture In A Minute?'

It's Not That We Need New Ideas, But We Need To Stop Having Old Ideas.