Famous aphorisms spoken by scientists

Aristotle:

I love my teacher, and I love the truth even more.

Galileo still muttered after the verdict:

But the earth is still turning!

Isaac Newton: I don't know what the world thinks, but in my own eyes I am nothing more than a child playing on the seashore, rejoicing from time to time that I have found a pebble and shell smoother and more beautiful than anyone else, while the ocean of truth before me is a complete mystery.

Li Dazhao: In the universe, Vientiane is lined up, and with the wisdom of one person, it is extremely difficult to understand all the entities that should exist.

2 Critique of Albert Einstein:

Anyone who claims to be an authority in truth and knowledge will fall in the midst of God's joke!

Albert Einstein: Newton, please forgive me; The path you have discovered, in your time, is the only path that a person of the highest thinking power and creativity can discover. The concepts you have created still guide our thinking in physics today, although we now know that if we are to understand the connections more deeply, we must replace them with other concepts that are further removed from the realm of direct experience. ”

3 Dedication to science.

Marie Curie said this when she recalled the four years she spent living in a humble shack:

We don't have money, we don't have lab ......It's like creating something out of nothing. ......Yet the best and happiest years of our lives were spent in this humble old shack."

Marie Curie: Like other scientists, I firmly believe that science is a very good cause and am ready to give everything to it, and I believe that the love of the unknown and the pursuit of adventure in science will not lead to the decline of our time, on the contrary, I believe that it is precisely the only hope for social progress. ”

Marx: At the entrance to science, as at the entrance to hell, it must be demanded that all hesitation must be eradicated here; No cowardice will help here.

4. Social boundaries.

Newton: If I see farther than anyone else, it's because I'm standing on the shoulders of giants.

Planck: A true scientist doesn't like the applause and applause of the public. A great scientist is always a shy person in social life.

Heisenberg: Scientists should be amiable at work, but not sociable;

After work, scientists should be sociable, but not overly intimate;

When scientists are trying to get support for their views, they can use means, but not cunning.