My Scientific Work Is Motivated By An

The Cult Of Individual Personalities Is Always, In My View, Unjustified. To Be Sure, Nature Distributes Her Gifts Variously Among Her Children. But There Are Plenty Of The Well-endowed Ones Too, Thank God, And I Am Firmly Convinced That Most Of Them Live Quiet, Unregarded Lives.

It Is Humankind's Duty To Respect All Life, Not Only Animals Have Feelings But Even Also Trees And Plants.

Curiosity Is A Delicate Little Plant That, Aside From Stimulation, Stands Mainly In Need Of Freedom.

James Clerk Maxwell's [work Is The] Most Profound And The Most Fruitful.

But In Physics I Soon Learned To Scent Out The Paths That Led To The Depths, And To Disregard Everything Else, All The Many Things That Clutter Up The Mind, And Divert It From The Essential. The Hitch In This Was, Of Course, The Fact That One Had To Cram All This Stuff Into One's Mind For The Examination, Whether One Liked It Or Not.