Never Express Yourself More Clearly

It Is, Indeed, Perhaps The Greatest Prospect Of Humanistic Studies To Contribute Through An Increasing Knowledge Of The History Of Cultural Development To That Gradual Removal Of Prejudices Which Is The Common Aim Of All Science.

The Very Nature Of The Quantum Theory ... Forces Us To Regard The Space-time Coordination And The Claim Of Causality, The Union Of Which Characterizes The Classical Theories, As Complementary But Exclusive Features Of The Description, Symbolizing The Idealization Of Observation And Description, Respectively.

No Paradox, No Progress.

In The Great Drama Of Existence We Are Audience And Actors At The Same Time.

When Asked ... [about] An Underlying Quantum World, Bohr Would Answer, 'there Is No Quantum World. There Is Only An Abstract Quantum Physical Description. It Is Wrong To Think That The Task Of Physics Is To Find Out How Nature Is. Physics Concerns What We Can Say About Nature.'