Ideas Rose In Clouds; I Felt Them

All Great Progress Takes Place When Two Sciences Come Together, And When Their Resemblance Proclaims Itself, Despite The Apparent Disparity Of Their Substance.

One Would Have To Have Completely Forgotten The History Of Science So As To Not Remember That The Desire To Know Nature Has Had The Most Constant And The Happiest Influence On The Development Of Mathematics.

There Are No Solved Problems; There Are Only Problems That Are More Or Less Solved.

It Is The Harmony Of The Diverse Parts, Their Symmetry, Their Happy Balance; In A Word It Is All That Introduces Order, All That Gives Unity, That Permits Us To See Clearly And To Comprehend At Once Both The Ensemble And The Details.

What Is It Indeed That Gives Us The Feeling Of Elegance In A Solution, In A Demonstration?