C. V. Boys quotes

If the fork is not removed when the spider has arrived it seems to have the same charm as any fly: for the spider seizes it, embraces it, and runs about on the legs of the fork as often as it is made to sound, never seeming to learn by experience that other things may buzz besides its natural food. (C. V. Boys)
There is more in a common bubble than those who have only played with them generally imagine. View quote
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An experiment is a question which we ask of Nature, who is always ready to give a correct answer, provided we ask properly, that is, provided we arrange a proper experiment. View quote
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C. V. Boys

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Occupation: British Physicist
Born: March 15, 1855
Died: March 30, 1944
Quotes count: 3
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