Physics Is Much Too Hard For Physicists.

How Thoroughly It Is Ingrained In Mathematical Science That Every Real Advance Goes Hand In Hand With The Invention Of Sharper Tools And Simpler Methods Which, At The Same Time, Assist In Understanding Earlier Theories And In Casting Aside Some More Complicated Developments.

Geometry, Like Arithmetic, Requires For Its Logical Development Only A Small Number Of Simple, Fundamental Principles. These Fundamental Principles Are Called The Axioms Of Geometry.

I Didn't Work Especially Hard At Mathematics At School, Because I Knew That's What I'd Be Doing Later.

Mathematics Is A Game Played According To Certain Simple Rules With Meaningless Marks On Paper.

One Can Measure The Importance Of A Scientific Work By The Number Of Earlier Publications Rendered Superfluous By It