A Vacuum Of Ideas Affects People Differently

Brevity: To Say At Once Whatever Is To Be Said.

All Mathematical Laws Which We Find In Nature Are Always Suspect To Me, In Spite Of Their Beauty. They Give Me No Pleasure. They Are Merely Auxiliaries. At Close Range It Is All Not True.

I Have Often Noticed That When People Come To Understand A Mathematical Proposition In Some Other Way Than That Of The Ordinary Demonstration, They Promptly Say, "oh, I See. That's How It Must Be." This Is A Sign That They Explain It To Themselves From Within Their Own System.

The Construction Of The Universe Is Certainly Very Much Easier To Explain Than Is That Of The Plant.

Above All Things Expand The Frontiers Of Science: Without This The Rest Counts For Nothing.