Science Quotes

"All knowledge degenerates into probability."

"The operations of external bodies are necessary to convince us of the existence of body."

"La ciencia debe servir a la humanidad, no destruirla."

"Science is the knowledge of consequences, and dependence of one fact upon another."

"Man is distinguished from animals by the ability to use symbols and language."

"The universe is governed by laws which are immutable and eternal."

"The greatest discoveries often come from questioning established truths."

"All scientific truths are eternal, unchanging, and necessary."

"Science is the great antidote to the poison of enthusiasm and superstition."

"Science is not about explaining the world, but describing how it works."

"All knowledge of matters of fact begins with experience."

"Travail and care, patience and attention, are required to unravel the mysteries of nature."

"Science must serve humanity, not dominate it."

"Science reveals the wonders of creation."

"The science of governance must be rooted in the principles of human dignity."

"Every new discovery is the fruit of intelligence and courage."

"Science is the great antidote to the poison of enthusiasm and superstition."

"Science without philosophy is a chaos of inventions."

"Science should be used to liberate, not to control."

"Scientific progress should be guided by ethical consideration."

"Science advances the progress of nations more than any military conquest."

"Love of truth is the foundation of science."

"Science advances through challenging assumptions."

"Science belongs to mankind, not to any nation or empire."

"Intellectual freedom is the only guarantee of a scientific advance."

"True science seeks to understand nature, not to dominate it."

"The scientific method is incompatible with dogmatism and authoritarianism."

"There is no royal road to science, and only those who do not mind of fatiguing themselves have a chance of gaining its luminous heights."

"Human anatomy contains the anatomy of the ape."

"Science reveals the mechanisms by which societies operate and change."