Science Quotes

"The universe reveals itself differently depending on the questions we ask."

"The strength of a theory lies not in its consistency but in its usefulness."

"Objectivity is a worthy goal, but we should not mistake it for neutrality."

"The universe is fundamentally mysterious and will always resist complete understanding."

"Science begins with problems, not with observations."

"One of the strengths of science is that it can be proved wrong."

"The scientific attitude is one of humble inquiry, not arrogant certainty."

"The greatest discoveries come from asking the right questions."

"The pursuit of knowledge requires both humility and boldness."

"The test of a theory is whether it solves the problem it was designed to solve."

"The most important tool in science is the question, not the answer."

"The long-term rate of interest is the key to understanding the economy."

"The same considerations which show that the system will not work at full employment also show how it will fail."

"The theory of aggregated demand is the most revolutionary doctrine that has ever been advanced."

"The rate of interest is not determined by the productivity of capital."

"A rise in the general wage level increases rather than decreases employment."

"The velocity of money determines the level of employment."

"In every human society, the same fundamental structures repeat themselves."

"The study of man reveals the study of nature."

"Logic is universal but its applications are infinite."

"The scientific enterprise is a deeply human activity, shaped by the culture and time in which it occurs."

"Revolutionary science does not move at all toward an objective, pre-determined goal."

"Kuhn believed that scientific progress was not always linear but rather cyclic and revolutionary in nature."

"Normal science often suppresses fundamental novelties because they are necessarily subversive to its basic commitments."

"The community of scientists functions as a judge of what constitutes valid knowledge and meaningful questions."

"Science is not the march toward absolute truth but a series of conceptual frameworks that work until they don't."

"Scientific paradigms are not mere tools but frameworks that shape our perception of reality."

"Kuhn showed that science is not objective in the way we once believed it to be."

"Revolutionary science is the activity of science at the margins, where anomalies accumulate and old certainties crumble."

"Normal science is fundamentally conservative, seeking to preserve and extend existing frameworks."