Quotes by Isaac Newton
The pursuit of knowledge is a long and arduous climb, but the view from the summit is worth the effort.
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Therefore, choose your actions with precision and purpose.
Nature is ever consistent; it is our interpretations that waver.
Genius is patience. To unravel the complex, unravel yourself.
I build upon the shoulders of giants, yet find myself still reaching for higher ground.
If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants, and not by claiming to be one myself.
To arrive at the known, act as if all is unknown. Only then can one truly discover.
The best way to understand is to test. Observe and repeat.
Observe, deduce, and then, with diligence, test. Repeat as necessary.
Doubt is the crucible in which true knowledge is forged.
The universe is a clock, but the clockmaker remains unseen.
To unravel the universe, one must first unravel the complexities within oneself.
Let observation be your guide, and reason your compass.
The universe unfolds, not with ease, but with an elegant precision that demands our relentless pursuit of understanding.
Genius is patience, sustained and applied.
The universe whispers its secrets, but only to those who listen with a focused mind.
To truly understand, one must first be willing to admit the vastness of their own ignorance.
The most beautiful system is but a prison if it cannot adapt to new observations.
The most beautiful system is but a useless trinket without a firm foundation.
To explain the world is a grand ambition, but to improve it, a greater one.
The delay in understanding does not diminish the certainty of truth.
The universe is a grand clock, and mathematics its gears. Understand the gears, and you understand the clock.
To truly know something, test it. Break it down to its simplest form, and rebuild it with your own understanding.
The most beautiful system is built upon the simplest principles.
The pursuit of knowledge is not a sprint, but a relentless march.
I can calculate the motions of heavenly bodies, but not the madness of crowds.
Doubt is the sharpener of reason; complacency, its dulling stone.
Truth is ever to be found in simplicity, and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things.
The most beautiful system crumbles if it lacks a foundation in reason.
Truth, like a well-cut gem, reveals its brilliance only under the light of careful examination.
To myself, I am only a child playing on the beach, while vast oceans of truth lie undiscovered before me.
Error is not a barrier to truth, but a stepping stone towards it.
The universe is a vast ocean; our knowledge, but a single drop.
The pursuit of knowledge is a journey without end, but with infinite reward.
To unravel the universe, one must first unravel the assumptions within.
Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love, but perhaps it can help explain their descent.
Hypotheses are nets: only those who cast widely will catch the truth.
I can calculate the motion of heavenly bodies, but not the madness of men.
To arrive at the simplest truth requires years of contemplation, and a mind unburdened by presumption.
To explain the universe is not merely to know its dimensions, but to grasp its unfolding.
The universe whispers its secrets, but only to those who listen with a mind both open and critical.
The void of the unknown is vast, but the potential for discovery is infinitely greater.
The pursuit of knowledge is a journey without end. Let curiosity be your compass and reason your guide.
The universe whispers its secrets, but only to those who listen with reason.
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