Hypotheses Are What We Lack

Mathematicians Are Born, Not Made.

When The Physicists Ask Us For The Solution Of A Problem, It Is Not Drudgery That They Impose On Us, On The Contrary, It Is Us Who Owe Them Thanks.

A Reality Completely Independent Of The Spirit That Conceives It, Sees It, Or Feels It, Is An Impossibility. A World So External As That, Even If It Existed, Would Be Forever Inaccessible To Us.

If We Ought Not To Fear Mortal Truth, Still Less Should We Dread Scientific Truth. In The First Place It Can Not Conflict With Ethics? But If Science Is Feared, It Is Above All Because It Can Give No Happiness? Man, Then, Can Not Be Happy Through Science But Today He Can Much Less Be Happy Without It.

All Great Progress Takes Place When Two Sciences Come Together, And When Their Resemblance Proclaims Itself, Despite The Apparent Disparity Of Their Substance.