Michael Faraday — "The true measure of a man is not what he has, but what he gives."
The true measure of a man is not what he has, but what he gives.
The true measure of a man is not what he has, but what he gives.
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"The secret of my success is due to my happy facility of being able to draw correct conclusions from imperfect data."
"The most important instrument a scientist has is his own mind."
"The book of nature is written in the language of mathematics."
"The important thing is to know how to take a hint, to seize upon the suggestion, however small, and to extract its full value."
"The greatest pleasure in life is to discover something new."
Attributed, a general philosophical statement, possibly reflecting his public service.
Date: Mid 19th Century (approx.)
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