In Matters Of Truth And Justice, There

The Belief In An External World Independent Of The Perceiving Subject Is The Basis Of All Natural Science. Since, However, Sense Perception Only Gives Information Of This External World Or Of "physical Reality" Indirectly, We Can Only Grasp The Latter By Speculative Means. It Follows From This That Our Notions Of Physical Reality Can Never Be Final. We Must Always Be Ready To Change These Notions - That Is To Say, The Axiomatic Basis Of Physics - In Order To Do Justice To Perceived Facts In The Most Perfect Way.

I Very Rarely Think In Words At All. A Thought Comes, And I May Try To Express In Words Afterwards.

History Is Littered With Examples Of Men Who Would Become Gods, But Only One Example Of God Becoming Man.

Nor Do I Take Into Account A Danger Of Starting A Chain Reaction Of A Scope Great Enough To Destroy Part Or All Of The Planet...but It Is Not Necessary To Imagine The Earth Being Destroyed Like A Nova By A Stellar Explosion To Understand Vividly The Grow Ing Scope Of Atomic War And To Recognize That Unless Another War Is Prevented It Is Likely To Bring Destruction On A Scale Never Before Held Possible, And Even Now Hardly Conceived, And That Little Civilization Would Survive It.

Given The Millions Of Billions Of Earth-like Planets, Life Elsewhere In The Universe Without A Doubt, Does Exist. In The Vastness Of The Universe We Are Not Alone.