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The Man Who Cannot Occasionally Imagine Events And Conditions Of Existence That Are Contrary To The Causal Principle As He Knows It Will Never Enrich His Science By The Addition Of A New Idea.

The Entire World We Apprehend Through Our Senses Is No More Than A Tiny Fragment In The Vastness Of Nature.

The Worth Of A New Idea Is Invariably Determined, Not By The Degree Of Its Intuitiveness-which Incidentally, Is To A Major Extent A Matter Of Experience And Habit-but By The Scope And Accuracy Of The Individual Laws To The Discovery Of Which It Eventually Leads.

Thus, The Photons Which Constitute A Ray Of Light Behave Like Intelligent Human Beings: Out Of All Possible Curves They Always Select The One Which Will Take Them Most Quickly To Their Goal.

Truth Never Triumphs-its Opponents Just Die Out.