No Scientist Thinks In Formulae.

I Can Understand Your Aversion To The Use Of The Term 'religion' To Describe An Emotional And Psychological Attitude Which Shows Itself Most Clearly In Spinoza... I Have Not Found A Better Expression Than 'religious' For The Trust In The Rational Nature Of Reality That Is, At Least To A Certain Extent, Accessible To Human Reason.

Necessity Is The Mother Of All Invention.

Science Is A Wonderful Thing If One Does Not Have To Earn One's Living At It.

Nothing Truly Valuable Arises From Ambition Or From A Mere Sense Of Duty; It Stems Rather From Love And Devotion Towards Men And Towards Objective Things.

It Is My Conviction That Pure Mathematical Construction Enables Us To Discover The Concepts And The Laws Connecting Them, Which Gives Us The Key To The Understanding Of Nature ... In A Certain Sense, Therefore, I Hold It True That Pure Thought Can Grasp Reality, As The Ancients Dreamed.