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Dirac, Paul Adrien Maurice (1902-1984)
In science one tries
to tell people, in
such a way as to be
understood by
everyone, something
that no one ever
knew before. But in
poetry, it's the
exact opposite.
Citation:
In H. Eves,
Mathematical
Circles Adieu,
Boston: Prindle,
Weber and Schmidt,
1977
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