The Open Society, The Unrestricted

In Some Sort Of Crude Sense, Which No Vulgarity, No Humor, No Overstatement Can Quite Extinguish, The Physicists Have Known Sin; And This Is A Knowledge Which They Cannot Lose.

We Know Too Much For One Man To Know Too Much.

You Can Certainly Destroy Enough Of Humanity So That Only The Greatest Act Of Faith Can Persuade You That What's Left Will Be Human.

The Physicists Have Known Sin; And This Is A Knowledge Which They Cannot Lose.

Both The Man Of Science And The Man Of Art Live Always At The Edge Of Mystery, Surrounded By It. Both, As A Measure Of Their Creation, Have Always Had To Do With The Harmonization Of What Is New With What Is Familiar, With The Balance Between Novelty And Synthesis, With The Struggle To Make Partial Order In Total Chaos.... This Cannot Be An Easy Life.