Physicists have learned that certain questions cannot be asked, not because the level of our knowledge does not yet permit us to find the answer, but because such an answer simply isn't stored in nature.


In: Alexandre Dorozynski, The Man They Wouldn't Let Die, Chapter 7 (p. 108), Secker & Warburg. 1966

Lev Landau Quotes

Physicists have learned that certain questions cannot be asked, not because the level of our knowledge does not yet permit us to find the answer, but ...

Physicists have learned that certain questions cannot be asked, not because the level of our knowledge does not yet permit us to find the answer, but ...

Physicists have learned that certain questions cannot be asked, not because the level of our knowledge does not yet permit us to find the answer, but ...

Physicists have learned that certain questions cannot be asked, not because the level of our knowledge does not yet permit us to find the answer, but ...