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Science Is The Search For The Truth--it Is Not A Game In Which One Tries To Beat His Opponent, To Do Harm To Others. We Need To Have The Spirit Of Science In International Affairs, To Make The Conduct Of International Affairs The Effort To Find The Right Solution, The Just Solution Of International Problems, And Not An Effort By Each Nation To Get The Better Of Other Nations, To Do Harm To Them When It Is Possible. I Believe In Morality, In Justice, In Humanitarianism.

I Have Something That I Call My Golden Rule. It Goes Something Like This: 'do Unto Others Twenty-five Percent Better Than You Expect Them To Do Unto You.' … The Twenty-five Percent Is For Error.

But I Know Also That Still More Interesting Discoveries Will Be Made That I Have Not The Imagination To Describe - And I Am Awaiting Them, Full Of Curiosity And Enthusiasm.

It Has Been Recognized That Hydrogen Bonds Restrain Protein Molecules To Their Native Configurations, And I Believe That As The Methods Of Structural Chemistry Are Further Applied To Physiological Problems It Will Be Found That The Significance Of The Hydrogen Bond For Physiology Is Greater Than That Of Any Other Single Structural Feature.

Although Physicians, As Part Of Their Training, Are Taught That The Dosage Of A Drug That Is Prescribed For The Patient Must Be Very Carefully Determined And Controlled, They Seem To Have Difficulty In Remembering That The Same Principle Applies To The Vitamins.