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“A man who looks at glass

         On it may stay his eye,

Or if he pleases through it pass

         And then the heavens espy,

 

Are not those heavens which are beyond the immediate objects of our observation coloured by our prejudices, pre-possessions, emotions, or imagination, as often as they are defined by any profound insight into the depth of nature’s laws? In most of these questions an open mind and a suspended judgment appear to me the true scientific position, whichever way our inclinations may lead us…

 

Oh yet we trust that somehow good

         Will be the final goal of ill

 

That nothing walks with aimless feet;

         That not one life shall be destroy’d

         Or cast as rubbish to the void,

When God hath made the pile complete.”

 

Sir William Henry Flower

From the presidential address to the British Association for the Advancement of Science, September 11, 1889



 

 

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