C. D. Broad Quotes

I Shall No Doubt Be Blamed By Certain Scientists, And, I Am Afraid, By Some Philosophers, For Having Taken Serious Account Of The Alleged Facts Which Are Investigated By Psychical Researchers. I Am Wholly Impenitent About This. The Scientists In Question Seem To Me To Confuse The Author Of Nature With The Editor Of Nature; Or At Any Rate To Suppose That There Can Be No Productions Of The Former Which Would Not Be Accepted For Publication By The Latter. And I See No Reason To Believe This.

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