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It May Be True That People Who Are Merely Mathematicians Have Certain Specific Shortcomings; However That Is Not The Fault Of Mathematics, But Is True Of Every Exclusive Occupation. Likewise A Mere Linguist, A Mere Jurist, A Mere Soldier, A Mere Merchant, And So Forth. One Could Add Such Idle Chatter That When A Certain Exclusive Occupation Is Often Connected With Certain Specific Shortcomings, It Is On The Other Hand Always Free Of Certain Other Shortcomings.

I Have The Vagary Of Taking A Lively Interest In Mathematical Subjects Only Where I May Anticipate Ingenious Association Of Ideas And Results Recommending Themselves By Elegance Or Generality.

The Infinite Is Only A Manner Of Speaking.

There Have Been Only Three Epoch-making Mathematicians, Archimedes, Newton, And Eisenstein.

Mathematicians Stand On Each Other's Shoulders.