Physics Is Much Too Hard For Physicists.

Geometry, Like Arithmetic, Requires For Its Logical Development Only A Small Number Of Simple, Fundamental Principles. These Fundamental Principles Are Called The Axioms Of Geometry.

A Mathematical Problem Should Be Difficult In Order To Entice Us, Yet Not Completely Inaccessible, Lest It Mock At Our Efforts. It Should Be To Us A Guide Post On The Mazy Paths To Hidden Truths, And Ultimately A Reminder Of Our Pleasure In The Successful Solution.

He Who Seeks For Methods Without Having A Definite Problem In Mind Seeks In The Most Part In Vain.

Every Mathematical Discipline Goes Through Three Periods Of Development: The Naive, The Formal, And The Critical.

Is Mathematics Doomed To Suffer The Same Fate As Other Sciences That Have Split Into Separate Branches?... Mathematics Is, In My Opinion, An Indivisible Whole... May The New Century Bring With It Ingenious Champions And Many Zealous And Enthusiastic Disciples.