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“… we see Planck devoting himself to the most general problems of our science without letting himself be deflected by goals which are more profitable and easier to achieve. I have often heard that colleagues would like to attribute this attitude to exceptional will power and discipline; I believe entirely wrongly so. The emotional state which enables such achievements is similar to that of a religious person or the person in love; the daily pursuit does not originate from a design or program but from a direct need.”