"I was lucky to come across books that didn't take logical rigor too seriously." - Albert Einstein.

"“A theoretical science that is unaware of the fact that their important
concepts are supposed to be expressed in concepts that are
understandable for the educated are intended to become part of the
general erudition – a theoretical science, I say, in which this is
forgotten and the initiated continue to whisper things to each other
that are at best understood by a small group of peers, will inevitably
be cut off the rest of the cultural community; in the long run it will
wither and ossify, no matter how vividly the esoteric claptrap within
their coteries of experts may go on.” – Erwin Schrödinger"
[Unzicker, Alexander. Einstein's Lost Key: How We Overlooked the Best
Idea of the 20th Century (p. 84). Kindle Edition.]