Some Things Are So Serious, They Can

The Great Extension Of Our Experience In Recent Years Has Brought Light To The Insufficiency Of Our Simple Mechanical Conceptions And, As A Consequence, Has Shaken The Foundation On Which The Customary Interpretation Of Observation Was Based.

A Physicist Visits A Colleague And Notices A Horseshoe Hanging On The Wall Above The Entrance. 'do You Really Believe That A Horseshoe Brings Luck?' He Asks. 'no,' Replies The Colleague, 'but I've Been Told That It Works Even If You Don't Believe In It.'

It Is Difficult To Predict, Especially The Future.

When We Measure Something We Are Forcing An Undetermined, Undefined World To Assume An Experimental Value. We Are Not Measuring The World, We Are Creating It.

There Are Trivial Truths And The Great Truths. The Opposite Of A Trivial Truth Is Plainly False. The Opposite Of A Great Truth Is Also True.