If Only I Had Known, I Should

The Distinction Between The Past, Present And Future Is Only A Stubbornly Persistent Illusion.

The History Of Scientific And Technical Discovery Teaches Us That The Human Race Is Poor In Independent And Creative Imagination. Even When The External And Scientific Requirements For The Birth Of An Idea Have Long Been There, It Generally Needs An External Stimulus To Make It Actually Happen; Man Has, So To Speak, To Stumble Right Up Against The Thing Before The Idea Comes.

I Do Not Believe In Race As Such. Race Is A Fraud. All Modern People Are The Conglomeration Of So Many Ethnic Mixtures That No Pure Race Remains.

People Are Like Bicycles. They Can Keep Their Balance Only As Long As They Keep Moving.

The Process Of Scientific Discovery Is, In Effect, A Continual Flight From Wonder.