Physics Is Much Too Hard For Physicists.

I Have Tried To Avoid Long Numerical Computations, Thereby Following Riemann's Postulate That Proofs Should Be Given Through Ideas And Not Voluminous Computations.

No Other Question Has Ever Moved So Profoundly The Spirit Of Man; No Other Idea Has So Fruitfully Stimulated His Intellect; Yet No Other Concept Stands In Greater Need Of Clarification Than That Of The Infinite.

Every Mathematical Discipline Goes Through Three Periods Of Development: The Naive, The Formal, And The Critical.

Physics Is Becoming Too Difficult For The Physicists.

If One Were To Bring Ten Of The Wisest Men In The World Together And Ask Them What Was The Most Stupid Thing In Existence, They Would Not Be Able To Discover Anything So Stupid As Astrology.