Physics Is Much Too Hard

Every Kind Of Science, If It Has Only Reached A Certain Degree Of Maturity, Automatically Becomes A Part Of Mathematics.

In Mathematics ... We Find Two Tendencies Present. On The One Hand, The Tendency Towards Abstraction Seeks To Crystallise The Logical Relations Inherent In The Maze Of Materials ... Being Studied, And To Correlate The Material In A Systematic And Orderly Manner. On The Other Hand, The Tendency Towards Intuitive Understanding Fosters A More Immediate Grasp Of The Objects One Studies, A Live Rapport With Them, So To Speak, Which Stresses The Concrete Meaning Of Their Relations.

A Mathematical Problem Should Be Difficult In Order To Entice Us, Yet Not Completely Inaccessible, Lest It Mock At Our Efforts. It Should Be To Us A Guide Post On The Mazy Paths To Hidden Truths, And Ultimately A Reminder Of Our Pleasure In The Successful Solution.

He Who Seeks For Methods Without Having A Definite Problem In Mind Seeks In The Most Part In Vain.

For Us There Is No Ignorabimus, And In My Opinion None Whatever In Natural Science. In Opposition To The Foolish Ignorabimus Our Slogan Shall Be: "we Must Know - We Will Know!"