I am not afraid of anything. I am only afraid of not being able to do my work. I am only afraid of not being able to discover new things. I am only afraid of not being able to contribute to the progress of humanity. And I am proud of it.
Radioactivity research, Nobel laureate
Reported in 'Marie Curie: A Life' by Susan Quinn
circa 1910s
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