Science Quotes

"Science and reason must guide our policies, not ideology."

"There is no conflict between my science and my beliefs."

"Science without humanism is technology without conscience."

"Discovery is in its essence a matter of rearranging or transforming evidence so that one is enabled to go beyond the evidence so assembled to new insights."

"The true method of knowledge is experiment."

"Science is the pursuit of truth through observation and reason."

"Science without conscience is the ruin of the soul."

"The act of discovery is its own form of understanding, far more powerful than passive reception of facts."

"Children are natural scientists, constantly forming hypotheses and testing them against reality."

"Knowledge is constructed rather than discovered; it emerges from active engagement with the world."

"The capacity to use symbols is what fundamentally distinguishes human thought."

"The structure of knowledge mirrors the structure of how we discover it."

"Science is built up of facts as a house is built of stones."

"The healthy attitude of science is a constant willingness to abandon a given hypothesis, a given law, even the most fundamental when the evidence is against it."

"Science seeks to understand nature."

"Observations of children reveal the universal laws of human development."

"The brain is not a single-purpose machine but a tool of extraordinary plasticity and adaptability."

"The mind is not bound by the physical brain but extends into the tools and technologies it uses."

"Science and faith need not be enemies."

"Science seeks the truth about existence."

"The most notable distinction between animals and men is the establishment of a true science by men."

"Science is the systematic study of nature's laws."

"Science must be united with interpretation to yield genuine understanding"

"All things are poison and nothing is without poison; only the dose makes the thing which is not a poison."

"Science is the knowledge of things not previously known."

"The advancement of science should always be guided by moral principles and human values."

"Every great advance in science has issued from a new audacity of imagination."

"The life of a scientific investigator involves the exercise of both curiosity and the ability to imagine."

"The test of all knowledge is experiment. Experiment is the sole judge of scientific truth."

"Scientific method is not just a method used in science. It is a general method of practical problem-solving."