We All Know Your Idea Is Crazy.

Physics Is To Be Regarded Not So Much As The Study Of Something A Priori Given, But Rather As The Development Of Methods Of Ordering And Surveying Human Experience. In This Respect Our Task Must Be To Account For Such Experience In A Manner Independent Of Individual Subjective Judgement And Therefore Objective In The Sense That It Can Be Unambiguously Communicated In Ordinary Human Language.

We Are All Agreed That Your Theory Is Crazy. The Question Which Divides Us Is Whether It Is Crazy Enough To Have A Chance Of Being Correct. My Own Feeling Is That It Is Not Crazy Enough.

A Visitor To Niels Bohr's Country Cottage, Noticing A Horseshoe Hanging On The Wall, Teasing The Eminent Scientist About This Ancient Superstition. "can It Be True That You, Of All People, Believe It Will Bring You Luck?' 'of Course Not,' Replied Bohr, 'but I Understand It Brings You Luck Whether You Believe It Or Not.'

The Present State Of Atomic Theory Is Characterized By The Fact That We Not Only Believe The Existence Of Atoms To Be Proved Beyond A Doubt, But Also We Even Believe That We Have An Intimate Knowledge Of The Constituents Of The Individual Atoms.

Anyone Who Can Contemplate Quantum Mechanics Without Getting Dizzy Hasn't Understood It.