Quote by Bell, John Stewart
"The measure of a scientist is not how much they know, but how well they listen to nature."
More from Bell, John Stewart
"I have nothing to hide from you, God knows I am no pillar of virtue, but I do try"
"It is a great prejudice to assume that experimental physicists are not capable of original theoretical thought"
"The paradoxes only show that something is wrong. It may be the experimental data, it may be the way we're trying to interpret the data, or it may be a bad theoretical ideology that we are trying to fit the data into"
"What is objectionable, what is dangerous about extremists is not that they are extreme but that they are intolerant"