Famous quotes about innovation

1, One should make oneself look different from day to day, and stand the exercise of any struggle like a hard and resilient metal. --Leskov

2. Something old and outdated that does not combine with reality, no matter whether those things are foreign frames or earth frames, we should vigorously break them down and boldly create new methods and theories to solve our problems. --Li Siguang

3. The honeybee, on the other hand, takes a kind of middle way; it gathers material from flowers inside gardens and fields, but uses one of its own forces to change and digest that material. --Bacon

4. It is a foolish prejudice that some people think that only poets need fantasies, which is unjustified! Even in mathematics fantasy is needed, even without it the calculus could not have been invented. --Lenin

5. It is the greatest mistake of intelligent young men to think that by recognizing truths which have already been recognized by others, they deprive themselves of originality. --Goethe

6. It is generally impossible to make intellectual progress without some kind of bold and unbridled conjecture.

7. Science should be loved, for there is no force in mankind more powerful and invincible than science. --Gorky

8. We learn much more from failure than we do from success. --Smythe

9, the road in the day new, art must also be new, new life also; not new is dead. --Xu Beihong

10, innovation is the life force of scientific housing.

11, in scientific research, is allowed to create any hypothesis, and, if it explains a large number of independent kinds of facts, it rises to the level of richly based doctrine. --Darwin

12. Anyone who has actually been in touch with scientific research knows that he who refuses to go beyond the facts seldom achieves anything. --Huxley

13, If one tries to change something, one should first accept many things. --Sartre

14. Since people love to eat things like crabs, spiders must have been eaten by some people, only that they stopped eating them because they knew they were not good, but the first person who ate a crab must have been a warrior. --Lu Xun

15, the creation of more fixed Baidu. The first time I saw this is when I was a kid, and I was a kid, and I was a kid, and I was a kid, and I was a kid, and I was a kid, and I was a kid, and I was a kid.

16. The success or failure of an enterprise lies in its ability to innovate, especially at the current stage of transition between the old and new systems, and in the special difficulties of the enterprise, it is more necessary to have this spirit. --Huang Hanqing

17, the secret of getting rich, lies in the bold innovation, visionary eight big words. --Chen Yushu

18, the same is dissatisfied with the status quo, but the means to break the status quo is different: one is innovation, one is retro. --Lu Xun

19. In natural science, the creation of methods to study certain important experimental conditions is often more valuable than the discovery of individual facts. --Pavlov

20, constant change and innovation, will be full of youthful vigor; otherwise, it may become rigid.

21, science has no borders, but scientists have borders. --Pavlov

22, climbing the peak of science, like mountaineers climbing Mount Everest, to overcome countless difficulties and obstacles, cowards and lazy people can not enjoy the joy and happiness of victory. --Chen Jingrun

23, if learning is only in imitation, then we will not have science, nor technology. --Gorky

24, Science gives certainty and power. The man who relies only on practice and not on science is like the man who sails a ship without a rudder and compass. --Dampier

25, think of new ways of people in his way before the success of his approach, people always say he is whimsical.

26, the existence of science depends on its new discoveries, if there are no new discoveries, science is dead. --Li Siguang

27, imagination is more important than knowledge, because knowledge is limited, while imagination summarizes everything in the world, driving progress, and is the source of knowledge progress. --Einstein