Louis Pasteur Quote

The arguments... by which you support my theories, are most ingenious, but not founded on demonstrated facts; analogy is no proof.


In: R. Vallery-Radot - Life of Pasteur - Chapter VIII (p. 223), Garden City Publishing Company. 1926


The arguments... by which you support my theories, are most ingenious, but not founded on demonstrated facts; analogy is no proof.

The arguments... by which you support my theories, are most ingenious, but not founded on demonstrated facts; analogy is no proof.

The arguments... by which you support my theories, are most ingenious, but not founded on demonstrated facts; analogy is no proof.

The arguments... by which you support my theories, are most ingenious, but not founded on demonstrated facts; analogy is no proof.