"For the past four centuries, science has been victim of the delusion that all that is necessary to pursue truth is the 'scientific method'. The history of science reveals that this view is false. Scientists squabble as bitterly--and as frequently--as theologians, and are just as prone to use personal authority to suppress their opponents. Does this mean that scientific truth is unattainable? Obviously not. Newton was probably the most neurotic and paranoid of all great scientists; he was so suspicious of others that he refused to publish his discoveries lest they be stolen."

- Colin Wilson (Mysteries)

"Essential to any form of American business is the blame game. It is never one's own fault - but always the fault of others."

- Morrissey (Autobiography)

" 'We put all our politicians in prison as soon as they’re elected. Don’t you?' 'Why?' 'It saves time.'"

Terry Pratchett (The Last Continent)