Project 366 - 1 | 2009.7.6
Project 366-1 2009 July 7 187/365
"The idea that one person might understand everything that is understood may still seem fantastic, but it is distinctly less fantastic than the idea that one person could memorize every known fact. For example, no one could possibly memorize all known observational data on even so narrow a subject as the motions of the planets, but many astronomers understand those motions to the full extent that they are understood."
— David Deutsch
Project 366 - 1 | 2009.7.6
Project 366-1 2009 July 7 187/365
"The idea that one person might understand everything that is understood may still seem fantastic, but it is distinctly less fantastic than the idea that one person could memorize every known fact. For example, no one could possibly memorize all known observational data on even so narrow a subject as the motions of the planets, but many astronomers understand those motions to the full extent that they are understood."
— David Deutsch