That which is unknown at present is not unknowable, but as yet undiscovered, anything can eventually be known in its entirety. Scientists have a more perfect road to knowledge than do philosophers. The results of proper scientific experiments speak for themselves. All information between human beings can be exchanged only within a play of tolerance, whether in literature, religion, politics, or science. The scientist strives to delineate man, not just sketch him.
Science separates the world from our perception of it.
Human error cannot be taken out of scientific observation. The world shifts under our gaze, interacting with us, and the knowledge that it yields must be interpreted by us. The scientist who claims that absolute knowledge is attainable opens the door to tragedy. It is important that students bring a certain ragamuffin, barefoot irreverence to their studies. It may be said that a true scientist has an itch for absolute knowledge.