If I Were Wrong, Wouldn't One Be

A Person Starts To Live When He Can Live Outside Himself.

You Can Never Solve A Problem On The Level On Which It Was Created.

One Of The Strongest Motives That Lead Men To Art And Science Is Escape From Everyday Life With Its Painful Crudity And Hopeless Dreariness, From The Fetters Of One's Own Ever-shifting Desires. A Finely Tempered Nature Longs To Escape From The Personal Life Into The World Of Objective Perception And Thought.

Nature Hides Her Secrets Because Of Her Essential Loftiness, But Not By Means Of Ruse.

Epistemology Without Contact With Science Becomes An Empty Scheme. Science Without Epistemology Is-insofar As It Is Thinkable At All-primitive And Muddled.