Quote by Ray Bradbury

Touch a scientist and you touch a child.

Touch a scientist and you touch a child.

Summary

This quote suggests that scientists, despite their intellectual pursuits and advanced knowledge, have a sense of wonder and curiosity that is reminiscent of a child. It implies that behind their professional facade, scientists retain a child-like fascination with the world and a desire to explore and understand it. It highlights the innocence, thirst for learning, and unbounded imagination that scientists possess, reminding us that they are driven by a child-like awe and enthusiasm in their pursuit of knowledge.

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By Ray Bradbury

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