Anything Worth Doing Is Worth Doing To

It Is A Curious Property Of Research Activity That After The Problem Has Been Solved The Solution Seems Obvious. This Is True Not Only For Those Who Have Not Previously Been Acquainted With The Problem, But Also For Those Who Have Worked Over It For Years.

If You Are Able To State A Problem - Any Problem - And If It Is Important Enough, Then The Problem Can Be Solved.

An Essential Aspect Of Creativity Is Not Being Afraid To Fail.

I Say That Our System Of Tests And Grades, As It Now Exists, Is One Source Of The Low Yield Of Great Men From Our Universities. The Marking System Is A Traumatic Experience From Which Most Students Emerge With A Deep Determination Never To Get Into A Situation Where They Can Be Marked Again. They Just Won't Ever Again Take A Chance.

Famous In Our Circles Is The Story Of The Visiting English Banker Who In 1948 Upon Seeing Our Model 95 Camera Commented, 'very Interesting, But Why Would One Want A Picture In A Minute?'