QUOTES

SCIENCE SOLVES LESS PROBLEMS THAN IT CREATES.

MB 02.01.1990

THE CUMULATIVE HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE OF MANKIND MAY BE KNOWN WHILE HUMAN IGNORANCE REMAINS UNKNOWN.

MB 05.01.1990

EVERYTHING MAN IS NOT, AND MOST PROBABLY CANNOT BE IN AN ABSOLUTE MANNER, IS DEFINED BY MAN AS ATTRIBUTES OF GOD.

MB 11.01.1990

PROBABLY GOD AS SUCH DOES NOT EXIST, BUT IT IS A NECESSITY FOR MANKIND.

MB 12.01.1990

THE PHYSICAL PERFORMANCES LISTED IN THE GUINESS BOOK OF RECORDS IS THE PRESENT ULTIMATE LIMIT OF HUMAN POSSIBILITIES; BUT NO HUMAN BEING CAN MATCH ALL THE RECORDS.

MB 17.01.1990

I WONDER WHT COULD BE THE OPINION OF ANTS OR BIRDS ABOUT HUMAN BEINGS.

MB 18.01.1990

THE CHURCH IS ONE OF THE FEW PLACES WHERE ONE FEELS ALONE IN THE CROWD.

MB 19.01.1990

CHRISTIAN AND MOSLEM RELIGIONS PROMISE A PARADISE THAT FOR CENTURIES NOBODY HAS BEEN ABLE TO RETURN FROM; COMMUNISTS WITH THEIR UTOPIA OF AN EARTHLY PARADISE WERE MUCH LESS IMAGINATIVE.

MB 22.01.1990

I AM NOT YOUNG ENOUGH TO KNOW EVERYTHING.

MB 26.01.1990

YOUNG, WE NEED EXPERIENCE, WE DON'T HAVE IT

OLD, WHEN WE HAVE IT, WE DON'T NEED IT.

MB 29.01.1990

WHAT I KNOW IS NOT ENOUGH TO KNOW WHAT I DON'T KNOW.

MB 02.02.1990

HUMAN KNOWLEDGE MAY BE DESCRIBED BY THE MODEL OF TWO CONCENTRIC SPHERES OF INFINITE RADII. THE INNER SPHERE IS THE INNER SELF, WHILE THE EXERNAL IS THE ACCUMULATED EMPIRIC KNOWLEDGE. BEYOND THE OUTER SPHERE IS THE ZONE OF UNINTELLIGIBLE WHOSE EXISTENCE MAY BE GUESSED BY INTUITION ONLY. INDIVIDUALS, BEING AT THE INTERMEDIATE LAYER, AT BEST WE MAY SEE OR APPREHEND A THIN AND PRISMATIC PORTION OF THE INFINITE SURFACE AND DEPTH OF THE INNER AND OUTER SPHERES.

MB 26.02.1990

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