When It Comes To Atoms, Language Can

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.

Everything We Call Real Is Made Of Things That Cannot Be Regarded As Real.

One Must Always Do What One Really Cannot.

If You Have A Correct Statement, Then The Opposite Of A Correct Statement Is Of Course An Incorrect Statement, A Wrong Statement. But When You Have A Deep Truth, Then The Opposite Of A Deep Truth May Again Be A Deep Truth.

An Independant Reality In The Ordinary Physical Sense Can Neither Be Ascribed To The Phenomenon Nor To The Agencies Of Observation.