This feels almost prescient coming from 1955. In an information age where everything is at our fingertips, where the "science is settled", it is increasingly un

This feels almost prescient coming from 1955. In an information age where everything is at our fingertips, where the "science is settled", it is increasingly uncommon to find those who will admit to having doubt, let alone to admit to being wrong or making mistakes. Doubt and mistakes are what make us human, they keep us honest, and inspire us to reach beyond our finite understanding.