Whatever is created in the "laboratory of experiment" can only be proven on the "track of experience."
"Your promises have been thoroughly tested and your servant loves them" (Ps. 119:140).
When Thomas A. Edison thought he had discovered the way to record and reproduce the sound of a human voice on a machine, he called in a model maker. Handing the man a rough pencil sketch of his idea, he asked that a working model be built.
The model maker surveyed the sketch, then declared, "Impossible. That thing will never work. No one has ever made a machine that could talk."
Instead of accepting this verdict, Edison determinedly said, "Build what I have sketched here and let me be the loser if it doesn't work."
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