Observation, Reason, And Experiment Make Up What

Unless A Thing Can Be Defined By Measurement, It Has No Place In A Theory. And Since An Accurate Value Of The Momentum Of A Localized Particle Cannot Be Defined By Measurement It Therefore Has No Place In The Theory.

Outside Of Their Particular Area Of Expertise Scientists Are Just As Dumb As The Next Person.

I'd Hate To Die Twice. It's So Boring.

The Electron Is A Theory. But The Theory Is So Good We Can Almost Consider Them Real.

Our Imagination Is Stretched To The Utmost, Not, As In Fiction, To Imagine Things Which Are Not Really There, But Just To Comprehend Those Things Which Are There.