Physics Is Much Too Hard For Physicists.

He Who Seeks For Methods Without Having A Definite Problem In Mind Seeks In The Most Part In Vain.

Besides It Is An Error To Believe That Rigour Is The Enemy Of Simplicity. On The Contrary We Find It Confirmed By Numerous Examples That The Rigorous Method Is At The Same Time The Simpler And The More Easily Comprehended. The Very Effort For Rigor Forces Us To Find Out Simpler Methods Of Proof.

Mathematics Knows No Races Or Geographic Boundaries; For Mathematics, The Cultural World Is One Country.

Mathematics Is A Presuppositionless Science. To Found It I Do Not Need God, As Does Kronecker, Or The Assumption Of A Special Faculty Of Our Understanding Attuned To The Principle Of Mathematical Induction, As Does Poincaré, Or The Primal Intuition Of Brouwer, Or, Finally, As Do Russell And Whitehead, Axioms Of Infinity, Reducibility, Or Completeness, Which In Fact Are Actual, Contentual Assumptions That Cannot Be Compensated For By Consistency Proofs.

Every Kind Of Science, If It Has Only Reached A Certain Degree Of Maturity, Automatically Becomes A Part Of Mathematics.