What Seems Today Inconceivable Will Appear One

When I Began My Physical Studies [in Munich In 1874] And Sought Advice From My Venerable Teacher Philipp Von Jolly...he Portrayed To Me Physics As A Highly Developed, Almost Fully Matured Science...possibly In One Or Another Nook There Would Perhaps Be A Dust Particle Or A Small Bubble To Be Examined And Classified, But The System As A Whole Stood There Fairly Secured, And Theoretical Physics Approached Visibly That Degree Of Perfection Which, For Example, Geometry Has Had Already For Centuries.

No Burden Is So Heavy For A Man To Bear As A Succession Of Happy Days.

Religion And Natural Science Are Fighting A Joint Battle In An Incessant, Never-relaxing Crusade Against Skepticism And Dogmatism, Against Disbelief And Against Superstition, And The Rallying Cry In This Crusade Has Always Been, And Will Always Be, 'on To God.'

Science Advances One Funeral At A Time.

Ego Is The Immediate Dictate Of Human Consciousness.