Perhaps We See Equations As Simple Because

All Of Modern Physics Is Governed By That Magnificent And Thoroughly Confusing Discipline Called Quantum Mechanics ... It Has Survived All Tests And There Is No Reason To Believe That There Is Any Flaw In It. We All Know How To Use It And How To Apply It To Problems; And So We Have Learned To Live With The Fact That Nobody Can Understand It.

But I Don't Actually Adopt The Point Of View That Our Subjective Impression Of Free Will, Which Is A Kind Of Indeterminacy Behavior, Comes From Quantum Mechanical Indeterminacy.

Sometimes The Probabilities Are Very Close To Certainties, But They're Never Really Certainties

What Is Especially Striking And Remarkable Is That In Fundamental Physics A Beautiful Or Elegant Theory Is More Likely To Be Right Than A Theory That Is Inelegant.

I Would Recommend That Skeptics Devote Even More Effort Than They Do Now To Understanding The Reasons Why So Many People Want Or Need To Believe.