G.H. Hardy Quotes

A Man Who Sets Out To Justify His Existence And His Activities Has To Distinguish Two Different Questions. The First Is Whether The Work Which He Does Is Worth Doing; And The Second Is Why He Does It (whatever Its Value May Be).

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