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It Is Important For The Common Good To Foster Individuality: For Only The Individual Can Produce The New Ideas Which The Community Needs For Its Continuous Improvement And Requirements - Indeed, To Avoid Sterility And Petrification

Relations Between Pure And Applied Mathematicians Are Based On Trust And Understanding. Namely, Pure Mathematicians Do Not Trust Applied Mathematicians, And Applied Mathematicians Do Not Understand Pure Mathematicians.

In My Personal Experience I Have Hardly Come To Know The Wretchedness Of Mankind Better Than As A Result Of The General Theory Of Relativity And Everything Connected To It. But It Doesn't Bother Me.

If Tomorrow Were Never To Come, It Would Not Be Worth Living Today.

A Scientist Is A Mimosa When He Himself Has Made A Mistake, And A Roaring Lion When He Discovers A Mistake Of Others.