A Mathematician Is A Blind Man In

Great Is The Power Of Steady Misrepresentation; But The History Of Science Shows That Fortunately This Power Does Not Long Endure.

Man Tends To Increase At A Greater Rate Than His Means Of Subsistence.

It May Be Said That Natural Selection Is Daily And Hourly Scrutinizing, Throughout The World, Every Variation, Even The Slightest; Rejecting That Which Is Bad, Preserving And Adding Up All That Is Good; Silently And Insensibly Working, Wherever And Whenever Opportunity Offers, At The Improvement Of Each Organic Being In Relation To Its Organic And Inorganic Conditions Of Life.

We Are Always Slow In Admitting Any Great Change Of Which We Do Not See The Intermediate Steps

We Are Optimists, Until We Are Not.