"Mass" and "energy" with Newtonian classical mechanics as the core are two giants. Now able to keep pace with it is the third powerful giant discovered in the past ten years-intelligence. It was cybernetics and information theory that enabled people to discover this giant. [Su] Petrovich

Modern society is an information society. Only people who can effectively use all kinds of information can develop their talents in this society. And effective information is mostly in the hands of talented people. [Japan] Ogitani Masazo and Moto Akira: "Encyclopedia of Self-Enlightenment"

Information and energy are inextricably intertwined. The wisdom expressed in the sentence "knowledge is power" is worthy of our deep thought. [US] Edward McOwen: "Energy and Information"

The development of science is a chain reaction of the accumulation of intelligence. [Su] Artimovich

Human beings are just passers-by in the universe, and their only wealth is energy and information. [US] Buckminster Fuller

Scientists are currently entering an uncharted territory. To obtain any true and complete picture of scientific progress, there is no doubt that they need to master and be familiar with a large amount of information. [English] Rutherford: "Outstanding Nuclear Physicist"

Information has become a more important resource than matter or energy. Anonymous

In the information society, we must be mentally prepared: past knowledge may not be useful. [Japan] Masakazu Taniguchi: "The Third Sensibility"

The information society requires a posture of constantly and actively absorbing new things. To this end, we need to learn more about changes, constantly make choices and trade-offs, and metabolize knowledge. More importantly, screen the newly collected information, discover new ways of life from it, and re-edit it with a candid attitude. [Japan] Masakazu Taniguchi: "The Third Sensibility"

The purpose of collecting information is to take the lead in order to grasp tomorrow's events before the opponent. More importantly, by improving the ability to process information, create new methods and find highly creative ideas. [Japan] Ogitani Masazo and Moto Akira: "Encyclopedia of Self-Enlightenment"

In an industrial society, the strategic resource is capital. …In our new society, the strategic resource is information. [US] John Nesbitt: "Big Trends"

The lifeline of the information age is communication. [US] John Nesbitt: "Big Trends"

Social communication is the concrete that holds the building of society together. [US] No. Wiener: "Everyone Has a Purpose"

All sciences are interrelated and interdependent. [Law] Descartes: "Guidance, the Rules of the Mind"

The unity of concepts and phenomena is an essentially endless process, and this unity is important in this and all other situations. So true. [Germany] Engels: "To Kon Schmitt"

I don't believe in objects, I only believe in relationships. [French] Georges Braque: "Saussure"

In order to understand a whole or a system, it is necessary not only to understand its individual parts, but also to understand the relationship between them. [Austrian] Bertalanffy: "The History and Current Situation of General Systems Theory"

Systems thinking is playing a dominant role in a wide range of fields, from industrial enterprises and armaments to esoteric topics in pure science. [Austria] Bertalanffy: "The History and Current Situation of General Systems Theory"

The second wave culture emphasized studying things in isolation, while the third wave focused on studying the structural relationships and wholeness of things. This comes together with profound changes in our concepts of nature, evolution, progress, time, and space. [US] A. Toffler: "The Third Wave"

The heat emitted by a large fire is completely different from the heat emitted by several small fires. [Pu] Clausewitz: "On War"

If a large diamond is broken into small pieces, the sum of the value of these small fragments cannot be compared with its original value. [Germany] Schopenhauer: "Theory of the Emptiness of Existence"

Aristotle's worldview and teleological point of view are an expression of this cosmic program. Aristotle's argument that "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts" is an expression of a fundamental systemic problem. [Australia] Bertalanffy: "The History and Current Situation of General Systems Theory"

The point of view of systems theory always treats the system as an integrated whole composed of subordinate components, and never treats the system as an integrated whole. treated as a mechanical aggregation of parts in isolated causal relationships.

[US] Laszlo: "Seeing the World from the Viewpoint of Systems Theory"

One of the basic problems of cybernetics is the problem of simulating and synthesizing human intelligence, which is the focus of cybernetics. [US] F.H. George: "Basics of Cybernetics"

In one sense, the basic question of cybernetics is "Can a machine be made to think?" But in another sense it is not. , but how to make machines do many complex things for us. [US] F.H. George: "Basics of Cybernetics"

If the early 17th century was the age of clocks, and the late 18th and early 19th centuries were the age of steam, then now is the age of communication and control. [US] No. Wiener

Theoretical knowledge is much superior to empirical knowledge. [English] Spencer: "Education"

Only theory can inspire and carry forward the spirit of invention and creativity. [Method] Pasteur: "The Art of Scientific Research"

Those who can make correct theories can also create. Whoever wants to create must learn theory. [Germany] Lessing: "Hamburg Theater Review"

If workers do not have a sense of theory, then this scientific socialism will never be able to penetrate into their flesh and blood as it does now. [Germany] Engels: "The German Peasant War? Preface"

If a nation wants to stand at the highest peak of science, it must not be without theoretical thinking for a moment. [Germany] Engels: "Dialectics of Nature"

Theory is cold, but it can teach people to gain warmth. [Russian] Chernyshevsky: "What to Do"

Theory is ruthless. But if one follows it, one will not be pitifully the object of useless pity. [Russia] Chernyshevsky: "What to Do"

Without revolutionary theory, there would be no revolutionary movement. [Soviet] Lenin: "Selected Works of Lenin"

Theoretical knowledge is the basis for mastering conscious and solid skills. [Su] Zankov: "Conversations with Teachers"

Theory enables us to observe the world dialectically, because everything is relative. [Su] A. Likhanov: "My General"

Cold theories can only affect our opinions but cannot determine our behavior. [French] Rousseau: "Emile"

The degree to which theory is realized in a country depends on the degree to which the theory meets the needs of the country. [Germany] Marx: "Introduction to "Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right""

As long as the theory convinces people, it can control the masses; and as long as the theory is thorough, it can convince people. The so-called thoroughness means grasping the root of things. [Germany] Marx: "Introduction to "Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right"

Once theoretical principles become something immutable, immovable, and universally applicable, they will become rigid. [Su] Suhomlinsky: "The Art of Education"

No matter how good the theory is, there will always be loopholes as long as it is carefully explored. [US] Mark Twain: "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer"

Many theories are like windows through which we see the truth, but they also separate us from the truth. [Li] Kahlil Gibran: "Sand and Foam"

The most valuable theories are derived from facts. [Middle] Tian Han: "Collected Works of Tian Han"

Theory is the "scaffolding" for building a scientific building. Theories are always provisional and will be updated and dismantled over time. [Chinese] Zhao Xinshan: "Philosophy and the Contemporary World"

Pure theory is worthless except for debate. [Germany] Lichtenberg: "Collection of Aphorisms"

The best way to clearly understand theory is to learn from your own mistakes and painful experience. [Germany] Engels: "To Mrs. F. Kelly Wisnewiecki"

According to the fact that natural science stems from the human nature of seeking truth, its ultimate goal is also its true mission. Of course, it cannot go beyond the scope of seeking truth. To love the truth for the sake of truth and to seek knowledge for the sake of learning is the duty of a natural scientist. [Japan] Nagai Qian: "General Introduction to Science"

At the beginning of this century, only a few scientists had philosophical minds. [Germany] Einstein: "Collected Works of Einstein"

The mission of scientists is this - eternal exploration and the endless pursuit of unknown things. [English] John Dalton: "The Ups and Downs of a Scientist"

I think a scientist's time should be spent at least on life and most on science.

[English] Cavendish

Active-thinking scientists often face a so-called competing interest problem: he rarely has enough time to do everything he wants to and should do, so he must ignore the What to choose. Bacon said it well: We must decide the relative value of knowledge. [Australia] Beveridge: "The Art of Scientific Research"

Living in the study room all day long, studying scientific problems only by relying on ready-made formulas in books (unless these formulas are completely consistent with the experiments in the laboratory) ), is a very dangerous pastime. [English] Rutherford: "Rutherford"

The life of a scientist is a life full of passion. The joy and excitement generated by revealing some of the mysteries of nature and solving some long-standing puzzling problems are simply indescribable. It is like reading the most exciting detective novels, which makes people feel happy for a long time. Can't calm down. [English] Rutherford: "Rutherford"

Scientists do not want wealth, and they should not have wealth. [French] Marie Curie: "Life Biography of a Great Scientist"

In science, we should pay attention to things, not people. [French] Marie Curie: "Mirror of the Soul"

Scientific research is the first need in our lives. [French] Marie Curie: "The Ups and Downs of Scientists"

Science is very jealous, and science only bestows the highest grace on those who devote themselves wholeheartedly to science. [Germany] Feuerbach: "Selected Works on the History of Philosophy by Feuerbach"

I think there is nothing more fascinating than wandering in the almost unexplored world of the atomic nucleus. [English] Rutherford: "Rutherford"

Experts know more and more in less and less scope. [English] Proverb

I am afraid of science because I only believe in science. [Method] Rostand: "What I Believe"

An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a narrow field. [Dan] Niels Bohr

Scientists do not rely on individual ideas, but integrate the wisdom of thousands of people. All people think about a problem and each does part of its work. Add to the great edifice of knowledge that is being built. [English] Rutherford: "The Secret of the Scientist's Success"

Scientists always feel that they are swimmers in the vast sea of ??scientific and technological literature. [English] Al Price

As long as there are sufficient funds and time, scientists can do anything. [English] Al Price: "Air-Submarine Warfare"

The revolution of scientists has both quantitative enrichment and qualitative changes. [US] Thomas Kuhn: "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions"

The future is in the hands of scientists. [English] Montgomery: "The Organization of Armed Forces in Modern Warfare"

Scientists will change the face of the earth endlessly. [English] Montgomery: "The Organization of the Armed Forces in Modern Warfare"

A kind of people engage in scientific work because scientific work provides them with opportunities to display their special talents. They like science just as athletes like performance. His skills are the same. A kind of person regards science as a tool to make a living, and if given the opportunity, he may also become a successful businessman. The last type of person is the true devotee. There are only a few of them, but their contribution to scientific knowledge is huge. [Germany] Einstein: "The Art of Scientific Research"

A scientist rarely receives large monetary rewards for his labor, so he deserves all the legitimate reputation that the results of his work bring him. . But the greatest reward is the excitement of new discoveries. As many scientists have proven, this is one of life's greatest joys. It produces a great emotional boost and great happiness and satisfaction. [Australia] Beveridge: "The Art of Scientific Research"

In the vast ocean of science, there are many new fields waiting for young scientists to explore. As long as you choose your professional goals correctly, you will definitely have a bright future! [US] Chen Ning Yang: "Dr. Chen Ning Yang talks about the choice of professional direction"

Everyone who lives with the pace of the times hopes to regard new scientific developments as common sense rather than esoteric knowledge. 〔American〕Kejor Davidson

Anyone who has a strong desire to engage in research will definitely find the path he wants to take. [Germany] Einstein: "Einstein"

Once the sensitivity and originality of youth are combined with the rich knowledge and experience of mature scientists, they can complement each other.

[Australia] See Fritsch: "The Art of Scientific Research"

We must cultivate students' curiosity and dare to ask questions. ...Why are most of the contributors in the field of theoretical physics young people? That is, they dare to doubt and ask. [US] Li Zhengdao

Creative excitement without curiosity... Without a challenge like a challenge, there will be no creative spark. [English] Tangyuan Bi: "Historical Research"

For researchers, the two most basic qualities are the love of science and the insatiable curiosity. [Australia] See Fritsch: "The Art of Scientific Research"

Throughout the ages, people have begun to explore, which should all originate from the wonder of all things in nature. [Ancient Greece] Aristotle

People like to hunt for novelties, and this is the seed of our science. [US] Emerson: "Society and Solitude? On Work and Life"

We should always be curious to test new ideas and think about new impressions. [English] Walter Pater: "Renaissance"

Curiosity is one of the permanent and definite characteristics of a talented person. [UK] Samuel Johnson: "Rambler"

Pride and curiosity are the two whips of our souls. The latter drives us to interfere in everything, the former prompts us to jump to hasty conclusions. [French] Montaigne: "Essays of Montaigne"

The curiosity of scientists can never be satisfied, because with every progress, as Pavlov said: "We reach higher Horizontal, see a wider world, see things that were originally outside the field of vision. "[Australia] See Fritsch: "The Art of Scientific Research"

To stay away from the daily life around you. A gesture of constant discovery. With this gesture, questions and curiosity can arise, and questions and curiosity are connected with new ideas, new creations, and new inventions. [Japan] Kenji Suzuki: "Interesting Talk on Interpersonal Relationships"

"Be aware of unexpected things" is the motto of researchers. [Australia] Beveridge: "The Art of Scientific Research"

People who are committed to scientific research must first avoid scholasticism. [Germany] Paul Ehrlich

Depriving scientists of their time is tantamount to openly destroying human wisdom and world civilization. [English] James Chadwell

A genius can only master one science. Therefore, his art is boundless and his intelligence is limited. [English] Pope: "On Criticism"

Most of the secrets of knowledge are discovered by ordinary and most neglected people, not by people of great reputation. [English] Francis Bacon: "The Life of a Great Scientist"

I know how it is to replace old knowledge with new knowledge, to replace outdated styles with rearranged styles, to replace darkness with light ones. difficulty. I also know how difficult it is to win belief in something questionable. But what is more difficult is winning support or establishing new doctrines that have never been heard before and are contrary to everyone's opinion. [English] William Gilbert: "Preface to the Theory of Magnets"

A cautious scientist can neither make mistakes nor make discoveries. [Australia] Beveridge: "The Art of Scientific Research"

A very important quality for scientists is their aggressiveness towards nature. Don't settle for the answers given in books, try the next step. [US] Steven Weinberg