I will leave the final word to an English scientist, Humphrey Davy, who, I suspect, when defending his protege's useless experiments -- his protege was Michael Faraday -- said this, "Nothing is so dangerous to the progress of the human mind than to assume that our views of science are ultimate, that there are no mysteries in nature, that our triumphs are complete, and that there are no new worlds to conquer."
Do t'ja le fjalen e fundit shkenctarit Anglez, Humphrey Davy, te cilin dyshoj kur definon mosperdorimin e eksperimentit -- favorizuesi i tij ishte Michael Faraday -- qe tha kete "Asgje s'eshte aq e rrezikshme per perparimin e trurit te njeriut sesa te marresh me mend qe pamjet tona per shkencen jane te paimagjinueshme, se nuk ka mistere ne natyre, qe triumfet tona jane kompletuara, dhe ata atje nuk jane botera te reja per ti pasur ne konsiderat."