If I Were Not A Jew I

Keep On Sowing Your Seed, For You Never Know Which Will Grow - Perhaps It All Will.

The Ideals Which Have Lighted My Way, And Time After Time Have Given Me New Courage To Face Life Cheerfully, Have Been Kindness, Beauty, And Truth. Without The Sense Of Kinship With Men Of Like Mind, Without The Occupation With The Objective World, The Eternally Unattainable In The Field Of Art And Scientific Endeavors, Life Would Have Seemed To The Empty. The Trite Objects Of Human Efforts — Possessions, Outward Success, Luxury—have Always Seemed To Me Contemptible.

Most People Say That It Is The Intellect Which Makes A Great Scientist. They Are Wrong: It Is Character.

The Creative Principle [of Science] Resides In Mathematics.

The Mathematician Knows Some Things, No Doubt, But Not Those Things One Usually Wants To Get From Him.