Max Planck — "The man who has not passed through the bitter experience of doubt, has not made …"
The man who has not passed through the bitter experience of doubt, has not made a single step forward in science.
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"Physical science is that department of knowledge which is concerned with the laws of nature."
"I learned more from my professors in one year than I have from all the books I've read."
"My original decision to devote myself to science was a direct result of the discovery, which has never ceased to fill me with enthusiasm, that the laws of nature are accessible to human thought."
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