No, No, You're Not Thinking; You're Just

If An Idea Does Not Appear Bizarre, There Is No Hope For It.

The Old Saying Of The Two Kinds Of Truth. To The One Kind Belongs Statements So Simple And Clear That The Opposite Assertion Obviously Could Not Be Defended. The Other Kind, The So-called 'deep Truths', Are Statements In Which The Opposite Also Contains Deep Truth.

When It Comes To Atoms, Language Can Be Used Only As In Poetry. The Poet, Too, Is Not Nearly So Concerned With Describing Facts As With Creating Images And Establishing Mental Connections.

In Our Description Of Nature The Purpose Is Not To Disclose The Real Essence Of The Phenomena But Only To Track Down, So Far As It Is Possible, Relations Between The Manifold Aspects Of Our Experience.

You Can Recognize A Small Truth Because Its Opposite Is A Falsehood. The Opposite Of A Great Truth Is Another Truth.