There Can Never Be Any

New Scientific Ideas Never Spring From A Communal Body, However Organized, But Rather From The Head Of An Individually Inspired Researcher Who Struggles With His Problems In Lonely Thought And Unites All His Thought On One Single Point Which Is His Whole World For The Moment.

What Led Me To My Science And What Fascinated Me From A Young Age Was The, By No Means Self-evident, Fact That Our Laws Of Thought Agree With The Regularities Found In The Succession Of Impressions We Receive From The External World, That It Is Thus Possible For The Human Being To Gain Enlightenment Regarding These Regularities By Means Of Pure Thought

Ego Is The Immediate Dictate Of Human Consciousness.

Anybody Who Has Been Seriously Engaged In Scientific Work Of Any Kind Realizes That Over The Entrance To The Gates Of The Temple Of Science Are Written The Words: 'ye Must Have Faith.'

Science Advances One Funeral At A Time.