Imagination Is Greater Than Knowledge.

I Believe That The First Step In The Setting Of A Real External World Is The Formation Of The Concept Of Bodily Objects And Of Bodily Objects Of Various Kinds.

It Is Quite Clear To Me That The Religious Paradise Of Youth, Which [i] Lost, Was A First Attempt To Free Myself From The Chains Of The 'merely Personal,' From An Existence Which Is Dominated By Wishes, Hopes, And Primitive Feelings.

The Difference Between Stupidity And Genius Is That Genius Has Its Limits.

The Most Incomprehensible Thing About The World Is That It Is Comprehensible.

Except In Mathematics, The Shortest Distance Between Point A And Point B Is Seldom A Straight Line. I Don't Believe In Mathematics.