8 ;;Quote: science is public knowledge; a group of individuals dividing their labour but continuously and jealously checking each other's contributions

28 ;;Quote: irreconcilable schools of thought indicate a non-science, particularly when there is personal abuse and intolerance of others views

31 ;;Quote: science, correctly applied, has overwhelming persuasive force; e.g., an experiment can demonstrate that the world behaves as the experimenter hypothesized

103 ;;Quote: scientific literature is memory, continually rewritten; on how to think about a subject

104 ;;Quote: the refereed, scientific journal is the hallmark of a new scientific discipline; piecemeal publication of the results of detailed researches; scientific method