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You Bring Me The Deepest Joy That Can Be Felt By A Man Whose Invincible Belief Is That Science And Peace Will Triumph Over Ignorance And War, That Nations Will Unite, Not To Destroy, But To Build, And That The Future Will Belong To Those Who Will Have Done Most For Suffering Humanity.

Blessed Is He Who Carries Within Himself A God, An Ideal, And Who Obeys It: Ideal Of Art, Ideal Of Science, Ideal Of The Gospel Virtues, Therein Lie The Springs Of Great Thoughts And Great Actions; They All Reflect Light From The Infinite.

Without Theory, Practice Is But Routine Born Of Habit. Theory Alone Can Bring Forth And Develop The Spirit Of Invention. ... [do Not] Share The Opinion Of Those Narrow Minds Who Disdain Everything In Science Which Has Not An Immediate Application. ... A Theoretical Discovery Has But The Merit Of Its Existence: It Awakens Hope, And That Is All. But Let It Be Cultivated, Let It Grow, And You Will See What It Will Become.

There Is A Time In Every Man's Life When He Looks To His God, When He Looks At His Life, When He Wonders How He Will Be Remembered.

To Know How To Wonder And Question Is The First Step Of The Mind Toward Discovery.