By Getting To Smaller And Smaller Units,

"uncertainty" Is Not "i Don't Know." It Is "i Can't Know." "i Am Uncertain" Does Not Mean "i Could Be Certain."

It Is Probably True Quite Generally That In The History Of Human Thinking The Most Fruitful Developments Frequently Take Place At Those Points Where Two Different Lines Of Thought Meet.

The Same Organizing Forces That Have Shaped Nature In All Her Forms Are Also Responsible For The Structure Of Our Minds.

Every Word Or Concept, Clear As It May Seem To Be, Has Only A Limited Range Of Applicability.

[t]he Atoms Or Elementary Particles Themselves Are Not Real; They Form A World Of Potentialities Or Possibilities Rather Than One Of Things Or Facts.