Silas Weir Mitchell Quote

In science, all sorts of things present themselves and you watch them; the facts are tested, accepted, rejected, or set aside, and at last experiments are made following some apparently fruitful ideas.


Weir Mitchell, His Life and Letters (p. 76), Duffield & Company. 1929


In science, all sorts of things present themselves and you watch them; the facts are tested, accepted, rejected, or set aside, and at last...

In science, all sorts of things present themselves and you watch them; the facts are tested, accepted, rejected, or set aside, and at last...

In science, all sorts of things present themselves and you watch them; the facts are tested, accepted, rejected, or set aside, and at last...

In science, all sorts of things present themselves and you watch them; the facts are tested, accepted, rejected, or set aside, and at last...