"E. P. Fischer (Einstein. A Genius and His Overtaxed
Public. Berlin: Springer 1996, p. 73):
“The central psychological insight for physics is that one can only understand what its theories mean if one
overcomes one’s own basic instincts, namely “common sense”.”

And

Paul Davies and John Gribbin (On the Way
to the World Formula. Berlin: Byblos 1997),
:
“With the overthrow of the old view of the world - a paradigm change that has drastically altered our understanding
of reality - it is “sound common sense” that is the sacrificial offering.” (p. 17).

“Some people, in their view of reality, are so captivated by “sound common sense” that they even doubt the
findings of modern physics.” (p. 24).

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