If we want to describe what happens in an atomic event, we must realize that the word 'happens' can apply only to the observation, not to the state of affairs between two observations.
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"I am firmly convinced that we must never judge political movements by their aims, no matter how loudly proclaimed or how sincerely upheld, but only by the means they use to realize these aims."
"The decision to break with the tradition of classical physics was a very difficult one."
"The idea of a simple, objective reality existing independently of the observer has become untenable."
"The world of atoms is a world of possibilities and not a world of things."
"Science is made by men, not by apparatus."
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