Intuition Is More Important To Discovery Than

Mathematics Is The Art Of Giving The Same Name To Different Things.

In One Word, To Draw The Rule From Experience, One Must Generalize; This Is A Necessity That Imposes Itself On The Most Circumspect Observer.

Einstein Does Not Remain Attached To The Classical Principles, And When Presented With A Problem In Physics He Quickly Envisages All Of Its Possibilities. This Leads Immediately In His Mind To The Prediction Of New Phenomena Which May One Day Be Verified By Experiment.

Mathematical Discoveries, Small Or Great Are Never Born Of Spontaneous Generation.

It May Happen That Small Differences In The Initial Conditions Produce Very Great Ones In The Final Phenomena. A Small Error In The Former Will Produce An Enormous Error In The Later. Prediction Becomes Impossible, And We Have The Fortuitous Phenomena.