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Niels Bohr. The most famous aphorisms

If an idea doesn't sound crazy, it won't make any sense.
There are such serious things in the world that one can only talk about them in jest.
Never express yourself more clearly than you can think.
Nothing exists until it is measured.
The inverse of a true statement is a false statement. However, the opposite of a great truth may be another great truth.
It is very difficult to make an accurate forecast, especially about the future.
Stop telling God what to do.
Truth is enhanced by clarity.
An expert is a person who has made all possible mistakes in some narrow field.

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