When It Comes To Atoms, Language Can

Of Course I Don't Believe In It [pointing To Horseshoe On His Office Wall]. But I Understand That It Brings You Luck Whether You Believe In It Or Not.

A Physicist Visits A Colleague And Notices A Horseshoe Hanging On The Wall Above The Entrance. 'do You Really Believe That A Horseshoe Brings Luck?' He Asks. 'no,' Replies The Colleague, 'but I've Been Told That It Works Even If You Don't Believe In It.'

A Person Who Wasn't Outraged On First Hearing About Quantum Theory Didn't Understand What Had Been Said.

In Physics We Deal With States Of Affairs Much Simpler Than Those Of Psychology And Yet We Again And Again Learn That Our Task Is Not To Investigate The Essence Of Things-we Do Not At All Know What This Would Mean&mash;but To Develop Those Concepts That Allow Us To Speak With Each Other About The Events Of Nature In A Fruitful Manner.

No, No, You're Not Thinking; You're Just Being Logical.