There's No Sense In Being Precise When

You Wake Me Up Early In The Morning To Tell Me I Am Right? Please Wait Until I Am Wrong.

Any One Who Considers Arithmetical Methods Of Producing Random Digits Is, Of Course, In A State Of Sin. For, As Has Been Pointed Out Several Times, There Is No Such Thing As A Random Number - There Are Only Methods To Produce Random Numbers, And A Strict Arithmetic Procedure Of Course Is Not Such A Method.

There's No Sense In Being Precise When You Don't Even Know What You're Talking About.

The Most Vitally Characteristic Fact About Mathematics Is, In My Opinion, Its Quite Peculiar Relationship To The Natural Sciences, Or More Generally, To Any Science Which Interprets Experience On A Higher Than Purely Descriptive Level.

You Don't Have To Be Responsible For The World That You're In.