"No amount of experimentation can ever prove me right; a single experiment can prove me wrong"

Albert Einstein's quote speaks to the power of experimentation and the importance of being open to the possibility of being wrong. He is emphasizing that no matter just how much experimentation is done, it can not guarantee that a hypothesis is right. However, a single experiment can negate a hypothesis, and thus show the researcher wrong. This quote is a tip that clinical progress is based upon the desire to accept that one's ideas may be inaccurate. It also acts as a reminder that clinical development is based upon the desire to take risks and to be available to the possibility of failure. Einstein's quote is a tip that science is a process of trial and error, and that it is necessary to be open up to the possibility of being incorrect. It is likewise a tip that clinical progress is based on the determination to take risks and to be open to the possibility of failure.