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However, the scientist, the moment he makes them known, loses control over the practical use of his discoveries. (p. 6)

— Carlo Rubbia

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The more you observe nature, the more you perceive that there is tremendous organization in all things. It is an intelligence so great that just by observing natural phenomena I come to the conclusion that a Creator exists.

There is no science fiction without science, just as there is no science without science fiction.

The more you look into it, the more you realise that it has nothing to do with casuality.

We [physicists] arrive at God by walking the path of reason.

What is most impressive about the question [of who we are and where we are going] is its universality. It is common to all.

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