The World Is Not A Machine. Everything

There Are Two Famous Labyrinths Where Our Reason Very Often Goes Astray. One Concerns The Great Question Of The Free And The Necessary, Above All In The Production And The Origin Of Evil. The Other Consists In The Discussion Of Continuity, And Of The Indivisibles Which Appear To Be The Elements Thereof, And Where The Consideration Of The Infinite Must Enter In.

Nothing Is More Important Than To See The Sources Of Invention Which Are, In My Opinion More Interesting Than The Inventions Themselves.

There Is A Certain Destiny Of Everything, Regulated By The Foreknowledge And Providence Of God In His Works.

Everything That Is Possible Demands To Exist.

The Past Is Pregnant With The Present.