 Consequently, neither science nor philosophy has any need of such an hypothesis, one that indeed bears an uncanny relation to mythological thinking (remnants of which are still preserved in our culture, through the influence of Greek art and thought). Nonetheless, whatever its storied pedigree, “we … must not introduce it into science.” From the sole requirements of knowledge alone, “nothing remains for us but to gather from experience the laws found valid in the ultimate ramifications of reality” (Micro, I, p. 363). Among our philosophical inheritance from German Romanticism, thus, cannot be counted “Schiller’s Götter Griechenlands” (Micro, I, p. xiv) and the like.