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"
I
am
not
in
the
habit
,
Professor
Summerlee
,
of
saying
things
which
I
do
not
mean
.
The
observation
is
trivial
.
"
Out
went
the
beard
and
down
came
the
eyelids
.
"
Well
,
you
lived
an
obstinate
dogmatist
,
and
you
mean
to
die
one
,
"
said
Summerlee
sourly
.
"
And
you
,
sir
,
have
lived
an
unimaginative
obstructionist
and
never
can
hope
now
to
emerge
from
it
.
"
"
Your
worst
critics
will
never
accuse
you
of
lacking
imagination
,
"
Summerlee
retorted
.
"
Upon
my
word
!
"
said
Lord
John
.
"
It
would
be
like
you
if
you
used
up
our
last
gasp
of
oxygen
in
abusing
each
other
.
What
can
it
matter
whether
folk
come
back
or
not
?
It
surely
won
’
t
be
in
our
time
.
"
"
In
that
remark
,
sir
,
you
betray
your
own
very
pronounced
limitations
,
"
said
Challenger
severely
.
"
The
true
scientific
mind
is
not
to
be
tied
down
by
its
own
conditions
of
time
and
space
.
It
builds
itself
an
observatory
erected
upon
the
border
line
of
present
,
which
separates
the
infinite
past
from
the
infinite
future
.
From
this
sure
post
it
makes
its
sallies
even
to
the
beginning
and
to
the
end
of
all
things
.
As
to
death
,
the
scientific
mind
dies
at
its
post
working
in
normal
and
methodic
fashion
to
the
end
.
It
disregards
so
petty
a
thing
as
its
own
physical
dissolution
as
completely
as
it
does
all
other
limitations
upon
the
plane
of
matter
.
Am
I
right
,
Professor
Summerlee
?
"
Summerlee
grumbled
an
ungracious
assent
.
"
With
certain
reservations
,
I
agree
,
"
said
he
.
"
The
ideal
scientific
mind
,
"
continued
Challenger
—
"
I
put
it
in
the
third
person
rather
than
appear
to
be
too
self
-
complacent
—
the
ideal
scientific
mind
should
be
capable
of
thinking
out
a
point
of
abstract
knowledge
in
the
interval
between
its
owner
falling
from
a
balloon
and
reaching
the
earth
.
