Looking At Something Changes It.

In The Strict Formulation Of The Law Of Causality—if We Know The Present, We Can Calculate The Future—it Is Not The Conclusion That Is Wrong But The Premise. On An Implication Of The Uncertainty Principle.

The Problems Of Language Here Are Really Serious. We Wish To Speak In Some Way About The Structure Of The Atoms. But We Cannot Speak About Atoms In Ordinary Language.

It Will Never Be Possible By Pure Reason To Arrive At Some Absolute Truth.

I Believe That The Existence Of The Classical "path" Can Be Pregnantly Formulated As Follows: The "path" Comes Into Existence Only When We Observe It.

[t]he Atoms Or Elementary Particles Themselves Are Not Real; They Form A World Of Potentialities Or Possibilities Rather Than One Of Things Or Facts.