It Is Probably True Quite Generally That

Nature Is Made In Such A Way As To Be Able To Be Understood. Or Perhaps I Should Put It-more Correctly-the Other Way Around, And Say That We Are Made In Such A Way As To Be Able To Understand Nature.

Whenever We Proceed From The Known To The Unkown We May Hope To Understand, But We May Have To Learn At The Same Time A New Meaning Of The Word 'understanding'

Thus, The More Precisely The Position Is Determined, The Less Precisely The Momentum Is Known, And Conversely.

The More Precise The Measurement Of Position, The More Imprecise The Measurement Of Momentum, And Vice Versa.

The Existing Scientific Concepts Cover Always Only A Very Limited Part Of Reality, And The Other Part That Has Not Yet Been Understood Is Infinite.