“Les hommes qui ont une foi excessive dans leurs théories ou dans leurs idées sont non seulement mal disposés pour faire des découvertes, mail ils font aussi de très mauvaises observations … L'esprit vraiment scientifique devrait donc nous rendre modestes et bienveillants. Nous savons tous bien peu de chose en réalité, et nous sommes tous fallibles en face des difficultés immenses que nous offre l'investigation dans les phénomènes naturels. Nous n'aurions donc rien de mieux à faire que de réunir nos efforts au lieu de les diviser et de les neutraliser par les disputes personnelles.”
Claude Bernard (7)
“Il n'y a point de doctrine plus propre à l'homme que celle là: qui l'instruit de sa double capacité de recevoir et de perdre la grâce, à cause du double péril où il est toujours exposé de désespoir ou d'orgueil.”
B. Pascal (63)
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