When You Know The Answer You Want,

In My Own Research When I'm Working With Equations, I Never Feel Like I Really Understand What I'm Doing If I'm Solely Relying On The Mathematics For My Understanding. I Need To Have A Visual Picture In My Mind. I'm Constantly Translating From The Math To Some Intuitive Mind's-eye Picture.

Assessing Existence While Failing To Embrace The Insights Of Modern Physics Would Be Like Wrestling In The Dark With An Unknown Opponent.

It's Hard To Teach Passionately About Something That You Don't Have A Passion For.

When You Know The Answer You Want, It Is Often All Too Easy To Figure Out A Way Of Getting It.

Sometimes Attaining The Deepest Familiarity With A Question Is Our Best Substitute For Actually Having The Answer.