Everything We Call Real Is Made Of

It Is, Indeed, Perhaps The Greatest Prospect Of Humanistic Studies To Contribute Through An Increasing Knowledge Of The History Of Cultural Development To That Gradual Removal Of Prejudices Which Is The Common Aim Of All Science.

Of Course I Don't Believe In It [pointing To Horseshoe On His Office Wall]. But I Understand That It Brings You Luck Whether You Believe In It Or Not.

The Old Saying Of The Two Kinds Of Truth. To The One Kind Belongs Statements So Simple And Clear That The Opposite Assertion Obviously Could Not Be Defended. The Other Kind, The So-called 'deep Truths', Are Statements In Which The Opposite Also Contains Deep Truth.

It Is A Great Pity That Human Beings Cannot Find All Of Their Satisfaction In Scientific Contemplativeness.

Anyone Not Shocked By Quantum Mechanics Has Not Yet Understood It.