Physics Is Becoming Too Difficult For The

A Mathematical Problem Should Be Difficult In Order To Entice Us, Yet Not Completely Inaccessible, Lest It Mock At Our Efforts. It Should Be To Us A Guide Post On The Mazy Paths To Hidden Truths, And Ultimately A Reminder Of Our Pleasure In The Successful Solution.

The Art Of Doing Mathematics Consists In Finding That Special Case Which Contains All The Germs Of Generality.

Every Mathematical Discipline Goes Through Three Periods Of Development: The Naive, The Formal, And The Critical.

One Must Be Able To Say At All Times--instead Of Points, Straight Lines, And Planes--tables, Chairs, And Beer Mugs

We Ought Not To Believe Those Who Today, Adopting A Philosophical Air And With A Tone Of Superiority, Prophesy The Decline Of Culter And Are Content With The Unknowable In A Self-satisfied Way. For Us There Is No Unknowable, And In My Opinion There Is Also Non Whatsoever For The Natural Sciences. In Place Of This Foolish Unknowable, Let Our Watchword On The Contrary Be: We Must Know - We Shall Know.