Such supreme joy and satisfaction makes all other pleasures appear as pale sensations and compensates the scientist for the hard, constant, analytical work, like childbirth labor involved in achieving a new truth.


In: E.H. Craigie and W.C. Gibson, The World of Ramon y Cajal With Selections from His Nonscientfic, Writings (p. 191)


Such supreme joy and satisfaction makes all other pleasures appear as pale sensations and compensates the scientist for the hard, constant,...

Such supreme joy and satisfaction makes all other pleasures appear as pale sensations and compensates the scientist for the hard, constant,...

Such supreme joy and satisfaction makes all other pleasures appear as pale sensations and compensates the scientist for the hard, constant,...

Such supreme joy and satisfaction makes all other pleasures appear as pale sensations and compensates the scientist for the hard, constant,...