I Am Become Death, The Destroyer Of

I Think That All Things Which Evoke Discipline: Study, And Our Duties To Men And To The Commonwealth, War, And Personal Hardship, And Even The Need For Subsistence, Ought To Be Greeted By Us With Profound Gratitude, For Only Through Them Can We Attain To The Least Detachment; And Only So Can We Know Peace.

Things Which Stimulate My Curiosity Are Pretty Far Removed From The Practical And Therefore From Classification.

The General Notions About Human Understanding...which Are Illustrated By Discoveries In Atomic Physics Are Not In The Nature Of Things Wholly Unfamiliar, Wholly Unheard Of, Or New. Even In Our Own Culture, They Have A History, And In Buddhist And Hindu Thought A More Considerable And Central Place. What We Shall Find Is An Exemplification, An Encouragement, And A Refinement Of Old Wisdom.

Both The Man Of Science And The Man Of Action Live Always At The Edge Of Mystery, Surrounded By It.

Any Man Whose Errors Take Ten Years To Correct Is Quite A Man.