Arthur Eddington Quotes

The Understanding Between A Non-technical Writer And His Reader Is That He Shall Talk More Or Less Like A Human Being And Not Like An Act Of Parliament. I Take It That The Aim Of Such Books Must Be To Convey Exact Thought In Inexact Language ... He Can Never Succeed Without The Co-operation Of The Reader.

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