| "The scientist. He will | |
| spend thirty years in | |
| building up a mountain | |
| range of facts with | |
| the intent to prove a | |
| certain theory; then | |
| he is so happy in his | |
| achievement that as a | |
| rule he overlooks the | |
| main chief fact of all | |
| -- that his accumulation | |
| proves an entirely different | |
| thing." | |
| - Mark Twain |