To Invent Is To Discern, To Choose.

Mathematics Is The Art Of Giving The Same Name To Different Things. [as Opposed To The Quotation: Poetry Is The Art Of Giving Different Names To The Same Thing].

Point Set Topology Is A Disease From Which The Human Race Will Soon Recover.

Tolstoi Explains Somewhere In His Writings Why, In His Opinion, “science For Science's Sake” Is An Absurd Conception. We Cannot Know All The Facts, Since They Are Practically Infinite In Number. We Must Make A Selection. Is It Not Better To Be Guided By Utility, By Our Practical, And More Especially Our Moral, Necessities?

Absolute Space, That Is To Say, The Mark To Which It Would Be Necessary To Refer The Earth To Know Whether It Really Moves, Has No Objective Existence.... The Two Propositions: "the Earth Turns Round" And "it Is More Convenient To Suppose The Earth Turns Round" Have The Same Meaning; There Is Nothing More In The One Than In The Other.

Doubt Everything Or Believe Everything: These Are Two Equally Convenient Strategies. With Either We Dispense With The Need For Reflection.