Truth Is Something That We Can Attempt

In Our Description Of Nature The Purpose Is Not To Disclose The Real Essence Of The Phenomena But Only To Track Down, So Far As It Is Possible, Relations Between The Manifold Aspects Of Our Experience.

A Visitor To Niels Bohr's Country Cottage, Noticing A Horseshoe Hanging On The Wall, Teasing The Eminent Scientist About This Ancient Superstition. "can It Be True That You, Of All People, Believe It Will Bring You Luck?' 'of Course Not,' Replied Bohr, 'but I Understand It Brings You Luck Whether You Believe It Or Not.'

When It Comes To Atoms, Language Can Be Used Only As In Poetry.

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.

The Measurement We Get When We Measure Something Is Not A Property Of The Thing Measured.