Quote by Matt Ridley, Francis Crick: Disc

As a small boy Francis Crick had been haunted by a fear that by the time he grew up everything would have been discovered. Inspired by Arthur Mee

As a small boy Francis Crick had been haunted by a fear that

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's Children's Encyclopedia, Crick realized that there were still countless mysteries to be unravelled. This quote hints at Crick's curiosity and his relentless pursuit to uncover the unknown. It illustrates the significance of seeking knowledge and pushing boundaries, even when it may seem like everything has already been explored. Crick's fear turned into motivation, leading him to make groundbreaking discoveries in the field of molecular biology, including the structure of DNA.

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