No Self Is Of Itself Alone.

Our Mind, By Virtue Of A Certain Finite, Limited Capability, Is By No Means Capable Of Putting A Question To Nature That Permits A Continuous Series Of Answers. The Observations, The Individual Results Of Measurements, Are The Answers Of Nature To Our Discontinuous Questioning.

The Great Revelation Of The Quantum Theory Was That Features Of Discreteness Were Discovered In The Book Of Nature, In A Context In Which Anything Other Than Continuity Seemed To Be Absurd According To The Views Held Until Then.

The Present Is The Only Thing That Has No End.

The Scientist Only Imposes Two Things, Namely Truth And Sincerity, Imposes Them Upon Himself And Upon Other Scientists.

The Plurality That We Perceive Is Only An Appearance; It Is Not Real. Vedantic Philosophy... Has Sought To Clarify It By A Number Of Analogies, One Of The Most Attractive Being The Many-faceted Crystal Which, While Showing Hundreds Of Little Pictures Of What Is In Reality A Single Existent Object, Does Not Really Multiply That Object.