Science is by no means a selfish enjoyment. Those who have the good fortune to be engaged in scientific research should first use their knowledge to serve humanity.
Science is the common wealth of humanity, and the task of the true scientist is to enrich this treasure trove of knowledge that benefits all mankind. — Kolmogorov
In terms of science, the merit of finding and further developing the scattered truths obtained by predecessors is undeniably worthy of reward. — Goethe
Science is by no means a selfish enjoyment. Those who have the good fortune to be engaged in scientific research should first use their knowledge to serve humanity. — Marx
The invisible world to humanity is not an illusion of fantasy, but a real existence illuminated by the light of science. It is the power of science that is noble. — Madame Curie
The life of law lies in its enforcement. Therefore, there is an urgent need for serious scientific research into how to make a large amount of legislation and judicial interpretation effective. — Roscoe Pound
When science reaches a certain peak, a broad prospect of new peaks appears before it, along with brand-new paths for further development. — Vavilov
Science requires everyone to willingly and sincerely give everything, not with ulterior motives, in order to receive the heavy cross of cold knowledge as a reward. — Herzen
A person who loves practice but ignores science is like a sailor who gets on a boat without a rudder or compass; he is never sure where he is going. — Da Vinci
Scientists must grasp certain universal characteristics from the mass of empirical facts that can be expressed in precise formulas, and thereby seek the universal principles of the natural world. — Einstein
In the new palace of science, victory belongs to the new type of brave people who have bold scientific fantasies and a passion for seeking new things burning in their hearts. — A. Fiersman
All relatively accomplished scientific workers are, without exception, masters of utilizing time, and are all determined to invest a lot of labor in a large amount of time. — Hua Luogeng
When you want to drink water, you feel as if you could drink the entire ocean — this is faith; but when you actually start drinking, you can only drink two cups at most — this is science. — Chekhov
Science is by no means a selfish enjoyment. Those who have the good fortune to be engaged in scientific research should first use their knowledge to serve humanity.
All relatively accomplished scientific workers are, without exception, masters of utilizing time, and are all determined to invest a lot of labor in a large amount of time.
