A Physicist Visits A Colleague And Notices

We Are Trapped By Language To Such A Degree That Every Attempt To Formulate Insight Is A Play On Words.

When We Measure Something We Are Forcing An Undetermined, Undefined World To Assume An Experimental Value. We Are Not Measuring The World, We Are Creating It.

A Physicist Is Just An Atom's Way Of Looking At Itself.

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.

Every Sentence I Utter Must Be Understood Not As An Affirmation, But As A Question.