Basic Problems of Mathematics and Physics

Abstract

We know that an attempt to explain all concepts can hardly be called scientific. Some concepts require acceptance without explanation. Whatever, we the scientists say, is expressed in terms of limited and approximate descriptions, which are improved in successive steps. We progress from truth to truth and from lesser truth to higher truth. We view the truth, get and absorb as much of it as the circumstances permit, color it with our feelings, understand it with our intellect and grasp with our minds. This makes the difference among human beings and sometimes generates contradictory ideas. Nonetheless, we all belong to the same universal truth.