Events Do Not Happen; They Are Just

Never Accept A Fact Until It Has Been Verified By Theory.

We Are Bits Of Stellar Matter That Got Cold By Accident, Bits Of A Star Gone Wrong.

The Understanding Between A Non-technical Writer And His Reader Is That He Shall Talk More Or Less Like A Human Being And Not Like An Act Of Parliament. I Take It That The Aim Of Such Books Must Be To Convey Exact Thought In Inexact Language... He Can Never Succeed Without The Co-operation Of The Reader.

Unless The Structure Of The Nucleus Has A Surprise In Store For Us, The Conclusion Seems Plain — There Is Nothing In The Whole System Of Laws Of Physics That Cannot Be Deduced Unambiguously From Epistemological Considerations.

If An Army Of Monkeys Were Strumming On Typewriters, They Might Write All The Books In The British Museum.