One Must Always Do What One Really

One Must Always Do What One Really Cannot.

No Paradox, No Progress.

A Physicist Visits A Colleague And Notices A Horseshoe Hanging On The Wall Above The Entrance. 'do You Really Believe That A Horseshoe Brings Luck?' He Asks. 'no,' Replies The Colleague, 'but I've Been Told That It Works Even If You Don't Believe In It.'

There Are Two Sorts Of Truth: Trivialities, Where Opposites Are Clearly Absurd, And Profound Truths, Recognised By The Fact That The Opposite Is Also A Profound Truth

Rutherford Is A Man You Can Rely On; He Comes Regularly And Enquires How Things Are Going And Talks About The Smallest Details - Rutherford Is Such An Outstanding Man And Really Interested In The Work Of All The People Around Him.