Science, in its pure form, is not concerned with where...

Science, in its pure form, is not concerned with where discoveries may lead; its disciples are interested only in discovering the truth.

Alan Tower Waterman

Imagination of Science and Society, American Behavioral Scientist, Volume VI, Number 4, December 1962

Alan Tower Waterman Quotes

Science, in its pure form, is not concerned with where discoveries may lead; its disciples are interested only in discovering the truth.

Science, in its pure form, is not concerned with where discoveries may lead; its disciples are interested only in discovering the truth.

Science, in its pure form, is not concerned with where discoveries may lead; its disciples are interested only in discovering the truth.

Science, in its pure form, is not concerned with where discoveries may lead; its disciples are interested only in discovering the truth.