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Jules Henri Poincare. The most famous aphorisms

In mathematics there are no symbols for obscure thoughts.
The search for truth must be the goal of our activity: it is the only goal that is worthy of it.
Science is not reduced to the sum of facts, just as a building is not reduced to a pile of stones.
Small differences in the initial conditions give rise to huge differences in the final phenomenon... Prediction becomes impossible.
To doubt everything, to believe everything - two solutions, equally convenient: both of them save us from the need to think.

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