If You Take A Reasonable Amount Of

Do Unto Others 20% Better Than You Would Expect Them To Do Unto You, To Correct For Subjective Error.

Man's Great Power Of Thinking, Remembering, And Communicating Are Responsible For The Evolution Of Civilization.

You Have To Have A Lot Of Ideas. First, If You Want To Make Discoveries, It's A Good Thing To Have Good Ideas. And Second, You Have To Have A Sort Of Sixth Sense-the Result Of Judgment And Experience-which Ideas Are Worth Following Up. I Seem To Have The First Thing, A Lot Of Ideas, And I Also Seem To Have Good Judgment As To Which Are The Bad Ideas That I Should Just Ignore, And The Good Ones, That I'd Better Follow Up.

Does The Commandment 'thou Shalt Not Kill' Mean Nothing To Us? Are We To Interpret It As Meaning 'thou Shalt Not Kill Except On The Grand Scale,' Or 'thou Shalt Not Kill Except When The National Leaders Say To Do So'?

I Recognize That Many Physicists Are Smarter Than I Am-most Of Them Theoretical Physicists. A Lot Of Smart People Have Gone Into Theoretical Physics, Therefore The Field Is Extremely Competitive. I Console Myself With The Thought That Although They May Be Smarter And May Be Deeper Thinkers Than I Am, I Have Broader Interests Than They Have.