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Kapitsa Petr Leonidovich. The most famous aphorisms

At the heart of creative work is always a feeling of protest.
The main sign of talent is when a person knows what he wants.
Money must turn around. The faster you spend, the more you get.
Of course, one must be able to overcome difficulties, but one must also be able not to raise them before oneself...
A person never knows his subject well if he does not teach it to anyone.
In the past, it was widely believed that discipline is needed in order to make a person work. This opinion is wrong and must be eradicated. If so, then such a person should be persecuted. Discipline is necessary for people to work in concert.
The more fundamental the pattern, the easier it can be formulated.
You can't do good work with someone else's hands.

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