Life Is A Process Which May Be

It Is Exceptional That One Should Be Able To Acquire The Understanding Of A Process Without Having Previously Acquired A Deep Familiarity With Running It, With Using It, Before One Has Assimilated It In An Instinctive And Empirical Way... Thus Any Discussion Of The Nature Of Intellectual Effort In Any Field Is Difficult, Unless It Presupposes An Easy, Routine Familiarity With That Field. In Mathematics This Limitation Becomes Very Severe.

There Is No Point In Being Precise If You Do Not Even Know What You Are Talking About.

Computers Are Like Humans - They Do Everything Except Think.

It Is Just As Foolish To Complain That People Are Selfish And Treacherous As It Is To Complain That The Magnetic Field Does Not Increase Unless The Electric Field Has A Curl. Both Are Laws Of Nature.

I Would Like To Make A Confession Which May Seem Immoral: I Do Not Believe Absolutely In Hilbert Space Any More.