Physicists have "lost their grip on reality". but this is "one of the best kept secrets of science".
Referring to Baconian science in the light of quantum physics: "a kind of mystic chant over an unintelligible universe."
About the realism of Rene Descartes ushering in bifurcation: "Thus there would be two natures, one is the conjecture and the other is the dream".
That bifurcation constitutes the decisive philosophical postulate which underlies and determines the customary interpretation of physics: "The result is a complete muddle in scientific thought, in philosophic cosmology, and in epistemology. But any doctrine which does not implicitly presuppose this point is assailed as unintelligible".
"I would rather have questions that can’t be answered than answers that can’t be questioned.”
"I think I can safely say that nobody understands quantum mechanics"