Fortunate Newton, Happy Childhood Of Science. Nature

From The Standpoint Of Daily Life, However, There Is One Thing We Do Know: That We Are Here For The Sake Of Each Other - Above All For Those Upon Whose Smile And Well-being Our Own Happiness Depends, And Also For The Countless Unknown Souls With Whose Fate We Are Connected By A Bond Of Sympathy. Many Times A Day I Realize How Much My Own Outer And Inner Life Is Built Upon The Labors Of My Fellow Men, Both Living And Dead, And How Earnestly I Must Exert Myself In Order To Give In Return As Much As I Have Received.

Out Yonder There Is This Huge World, Which Exists Independently Of Us Human Beings And Which Stands Before Us Like A Great, Eternal Riddle, At Least Partially Accessible To Our Inspection And Thinking

One May Say The Eternal Mystery Of The World Is Its Comprehensibility.

The Traditional Religions Worry Me. Their Long History Proves That They Have Not Understood The Meaning Of The Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Kill. If We Want To Save This World From Unimaginable Destruction We Should Concentrate Not On The Faraway God , But On The Heart Of The Individual.

After A Certain High Level Of Technical Skill Is Achieved Science And Art Tend To Coalesce In Aesthetics, Plasticity, And Form. The Greatest Scientists Are Artists As Well.