Nothing Exists Until It Is Measured.

If An Idea Does Not Appear Bizarre, There Is No Hope For It.

It Is, Indeed, Perhaps The Greatest Prospect Of Humanistic Studies To Contribute Through An Increasing Knowledge Of The History Of Cultural Development To That Gradual Removal Of Prejudices Which Is The Common Aim Of All Science.

Physics Is To Be Regarded Not So Much As The Study Of Something A Priori Given, But Rather As The Development Of Methods Of Ordering And Surveying Human Experience. In This Respect Our Task Must Be To Account For Such Experience In A Manner Independent Of Individual Subjective Judgement And Therefore Objective In The Sense That It Can Be Unambiguously Communicated In Ordinary Human Language.

Address To Albert Einstein: You Are Not Thinking. You Are Merely Being Logical.

When We Measure Something We Are Forcing An Undetermined, Undefined World To Assume An Experimental Value. We Are Not Measuring The World, We Are Creating It.