The Physicist's Greatest Tool Is His Wastebasket.

The Gravity Is The First Thing Which You Don't Think

The Individual Feels The Vanity Of Human Desires And Aims, And The Nobility And Marvelous Order Which Are Revealed In Nature And In The World Of Thought. He Feels The Individual Destiny As An Imprisonment And Seeks To Experience The Totality Of Existence As A Unity Full Of Significance.

The Woman Who Follows The Crowd Will Usually Go No Further Than The Crowd. The Woman Who Walks Alone Is Likely To Find Herself In Places No One Has Ever Been Before.

In My Personal Experience I Have Hardly Come To Know The Wretchedness Of Mankind Better Than As A Result Of The General Theory Of Relativity And Everything Connected To It. But It Doesn't Bother Me.

There Is, However, One Other Human Right Which Is Infrequently Mentioned But Which Seems To Be Destined To Become Very Important: This Is The Right, Or The Duty, Of The Individual To Abstain From Cooperating In Activities Which He Considers Wrong Or Pernicious.