The many would like to move mountains, but only the few are willing to practice on small hills. - - - Anonymous
“Science,” wrote Bertrand Russell, “is at no moment quite right, but
it is seldom quite wrong, and has, as a rule, a better chance of being
right than the theories of the unscientific.”
Knowledge
in general otherwise more known as science in particular has been the
greatest tool man has discovered to change the ways of the world both
for the better and for the future generations to come."
"Science,
however, put into the hands of bigots and fanatics to promote the power
of dominant groups can even be far more destructive. Indeed, far more
destructive than all the great religions combined that have dominated
this world since only God knows when."
Bertrand Russell
explained: “We were told that faith could remove mountains, but no one
believed it; we are now told that the atomic bomb can remove mountains,
and everyone believes it.” - - - Poch Suzara
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