You Know, At Times Like This One

The Fact That The Patients Were Complex Human Beings With A Rich Life Beyond The Hospital Never Really Sank Into The Consciousness Of The Residents. Because They Had No Rich Lives Beyond The Hospital, They Assumed No One Else Did, Either. In The End, What They Lacked Was Not Medical Knowledge But Ordinary Life Experience.

They Are Focused On Whether They Can Do Something. They Never Think Whether They Should Do Something.

Scientific Research Was Much Like Prospecting: You Went Out And You Hunted, Armed With Your Maps And Instruments, But In The Ened Your Preparations Did Not Matter, Or Even Your Intuition. You Needed Your Luck, And Whatever Benefits Accrued To The Diligent, Through Sheer, Grinding Hard Work.

Personally, I Don't Deal Much In Theory. I Have To Deal With The Facts. And On The Basis Of Facts, I Don't See Much Difference In The Behavior Of Men And Women.

I Want A News Service That Tells Me What No One Knows But Is True Nonetheless.