There is much that is true which does not admit of being calculated; just as there are a great many things that cannot be brought to the test of a decisive experiment.


Translated by Thomas Bailey Saunders, The Maxims and Reflections of Goethe, #547 (p. 191)


There is much that is true which does not admit of being calculated; just as there are a great many things that cannot be brought to the test of a...

There is much that is true which does not admit of being calculated; just as there are a great many things that cannot be brought to the test of a...

There is much that is true which does not admit of being calculated; just as there are a great many things that cannot be brought to the test of a...

There is much that is true which does not admit of being calculated; just as there are a great many things that cannot be brought to the test of a...