Anybody Who Is Not Shocked By This

The Present State Of Atomic Theory Is Characterized By The Fact That We Not Only Believe The Existence Of Atoms To Be Proved Beyond A Doubt, But Also We Even Believe That We Have An Intimate Knowledge Of The Constituents Of The Individual Atoms.

And Anyone Who Thinks They Can Talk About Quantum Theory Without Feeling Dizzy Hasn't Yet Understood The First Thing About It.

The Old Saying Of The Two Kinds Of Truth. To The One Kind Belongs Statements So Simple And Clear That The Opposite Assertion Obviously Could Not Be Defended. The Other Kind, The So-called 'deep Truths', Are Statements In Which The Opposite Also Contains Deep Truth.

Truth Is Something That We Can Attempt To Doubt, And Then Perhaps, After Much Exertion, Discover That Part Of The Doubt Is Not Justified.

Your Theory Is Crazy, But It's Not Crazy Enough To Be True.