Come on. Looking up what the quote means takes like 1% of the effort of understanding the article.<p>You shouldn&#x27;t jump to assuming malice when someone&#x27;s aesthetic tastes differ from your own.<p>By the way, the quote means (my own translation):<p>&gt; God chose the one which was the most perfect; that is, the one which whose hypotheses were the simplest, and whose phenomena were the richest.<p>&gt; But when a rule is very intricate, that which follows it seems irregular.