There is a problem and I want to understand it, I want to learn about it. To learn about it, I cannot bring memories of the past to deal with it. A new problem implies it is a fresh thing, but I come to it with my dead, stupid memories. So I must deal with the problem in the active present. Because the problem is active, the time element must be altogether put aside.
From Public Talk 2, Saanen, 14 July 1964