My Mind Was Formed By Studying Philosophy,

Science Clears The Fields On Which Technology Can Build.

What We Observe Is Not Nature Itself But Nature Exposed To Our Method Of Questioning. Our Scientific Work In Physics Consists In Asking Questions About Nature In The Language That We Possess And Trying To Get An Answer From Experiment By The Means That Are At Our Disposal.

The Positivists Have A Simple Solution: The World Must Be Divided Into That Which We Can Say Clearly And The Rest, Which We Had Better Pass Over In Silence. But Can Anyone Conceive Of A More Pointless Philosophy, Seeing That What We Can Say Clearly Amounts To Next To Nothing? If We Omitted All That Is Unclear, We Would Probably Be Left Completely Uninteresting And Trivial Tautologies.

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.

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