The Mathematics Is Not There Till We

I Am Aware That Many Critics Consider The Conditions In The Stars Not Sufficiently Extreme . . . The Stars Are Not Hot Enough. The Critics Lay Themselves Open To An Obvious Retort: We Tell Them To Go And Find A Hotter Place.

It Is Reasonable To Hope That In The Not Too Distant Future We Shall Be Competent To Understand So Simple A Thing As A Star.

What Is Possible In The Cavendish Laboratory May Not Be Too Difficult In The Sun.

Don't Believe The Results Of Experiments Until They're Confirmed By Theory.

The Physical World Is Entirely Abstract And Without Actuality Apart From Its Linkage To Consciousness.