The Value Of Achievement Lies In The

We Are In The Position Of A Little Child Entering A Huge Library, Whose Walls Are Covered To The Ceiling With Books In Many Different Languages. The Child Knows That Someone Must Have Written Those Books. It Does Not Know Who Or How. It Does Not Understand The The Languages In Which They Are Written. The Child Notes A Definite Plan In The Arrangement Of The Books, A Mysterious Order, Which It Does Not Comprehend But Only Dimly Suspects.

We Cannot Solve Our Problems With The Same Thinking We Used When We Created Them.

The Most Important Thing Is To Not Stop Questioning.

The Belief In An External World Independent Of The Perceiving Subject Is The Basis Of All Natural Science. Since, However, Sense Perception Only Gives Information Of This External World Or Of "physical Reality" Indirectly, We Can Only Grasp The Latter By Speculative Means. It Follows From This That Our Notions Of Physical Reality Can Never Be Final. We Must Always Be Ready To Change These Notions - That Is To Say, The Axiomatic Basis Of Physics - In Order To Do Justice To Perceived Facts In The Most Perfect Way.

Great Spirits Often Meet Violent Oppisition With Mediocre Minds.