I Believe That We Don't

What I See In Nature Is A Magnificent Structure That We Can Comprehend Only Very Imperfectly, And That Must Fill A Thinking Person With A Feeling Of Humility. This Is A Genuinely Religious Feeling That Has Nothing To Do With Mysticism.

It Has Often Been Said, And Certainly Not Without Justification, That The Man Of Science Is A Poor Philosopher.

On The Left-hand Side Of The Field Equation We May Add The Fundamental Tensor Guv, Multiplied By A Universal Constant, -λ, At Present Unknown, Without Destroying The General Covariance.

It Is Really A Puzzle What Drives One To Take One's Work So Devilishly Seriously.

What I See In Nature Is A Grand Design That We Can Understand Only Imperfectly, One With Which A Responsible Person Must Look At With Humility.