George W Scherer

"I always tell my students that you should never accept an experiment that tells you what you wanted to see. Because if you are doing an experiment where the results are not anticipated, you'll do it in another way, you'll examine the theory and you'll check your equipment and you'll make sure that something is not wrong. But, if it gives you exactly what you want to see, it is just as likely as you are wrong, but you accept is right away because it is what you want!"