The famous quotes about science and technology and humanities are as follows:
1. Science is a powerful intellectual force that pursues truth and understanding, not power and wealth. ——Thomas Edison.
2. The humanities are key tools for understanding, exploring and shaping the human spiritual, cultural and social world. ——Aristotle.
3. Technology is a tool for human beings, while humanities are the soul of human beings. Technology can make our lives more convenient, but humanities make our lives more meaningful. ——Albert Einstein.
4. Technology changes the world, and humanity cares for people’s hearts. ——Li Ka-shing.
5. Paying equal attention to science and technology and humanities is the only way for future social development. ——Jobs.
6. Any scientific prototype has two layers of image: ugly when it is an embryo, and beautiful when it germinates. 11 Hugo.
7. Science has no national boundaries, because it is a wealth that belongs to all mankind and a torch that illuminates the world, but scholars belong to the motherland. ——Pasteur.
8. What common sense is the most valuable? The most common answer is science. ——Spencer.
9. Science and scientific common sense are always assumed: it is common sense that guesses. The scientific method is the critical method: the method that seeks and eliminates errors and serves the truth. ——Karpol.
10. People like to hunt for novelties, which is the seed of science. ——Emerson.
11. The eternal honor of science lies in its effect on the human soul, which overcomes people's insecurity in front of themselves and in the natural world. ——Einstein.
12. There is no smooth road in science. Only those who are not afraid of fatigue and climb along steep mountain roads can hope to achieve glory. ——Marx.
13. Scientific rules themselves are objective truth and will never become obsolete. The methods people use these rules and the corresponding design plans they make are constantly changing. ——Wang Zhuxi.
14. For all mankind, there is only one common interest, and that is the advancement of science. ——Saint Simon.
15. Science itself has poetry. ——Spencer.