Skepticism

“They just were not willing to believe that cataracts could be removed without cutting the eye halfway open.”

“Each eradication of one of these is a gain to science; and each vulgar opinion, proved to be erroneous, is an approximation to truth.”

“The VVG issue is a crusade in desperate search of a crisis.”

“Just because it's in print doesn't mean it's the gospel.”

“Nothing can be taken for granted.”

“Conjectures ignore dislike and suspicion, but they cannot ignore counterexamples.”

“An opinion settles nothing unless the truth of the assertion is either self-evident or demonstrated.”

“I stop reading wherever apocryphism rears its two-faced head.”

“I could never owe allegiance to any one of the various schools of psychoanalysis or of psychotherapy.”

“Thurgood [Marshall] says that the only people who are safe in the South are the women—white and Negro. I don't know how he's got that figured. But, so far, I've never been subjected to any violence.”

“El rap me ha permitido una libertad creativa que no he encontrado en otros lados. Me ha permitido cuestionarme y cuestionar al mundo.”

“Ce que cherche la poésie, c’est à déconstruire les idéologies.”

“Elismerem, ez a feltevés valóban tetszetős... csak éppen semmi köze sincs az igazsághoz.”

“Conversion will not bring about any good.”

“There are no miracles in football.”

“The sport then was to challenge assumptions.”

“My second thought was, if someone in security is this important, something is wrong.”

“We are breaking with the past, because we cannot accept its hypotheses.”