What We Observe Is Not Nature Itself,

The World Thus Appears As A Complicated Tissue Of Events, In Which Connections Of Different Kinds Alternate Or Overlap Or Combine And Thereby Determine The Texture Of The Whole.

It Will Never Be Possible By Pure Reason To Arrive At Some Absolute Truth.

Not Only Is The Universe Stranger Than We Think, It Is Stranger Than We Can Think.

There Is A Fundamental Error In Separating The Parts From The Whole, The Mistake Of Atomizing What Should Not Be Atomized. Unity And Complementarity Constitute Reality.

Modern Physics Has Changed Nothing In The Great Classical Disciplines Of, For Instance, Mechanics, Optics, And Heat. Only The Conception Of Hitherto Unexplored Regions, Formed Prematurely From A Knowledge Of Only Certain Parts Of The World, Has Undergone A Decisive Transformation. This Conception, However, Is Always Decisive For The Future Course Of Research.