We do hold a tendacy to look at details, even to a point of becoming lost in the detail thereby missing the big picture. I don't believe that main issue is ...
Beatrix writes these very interesting words on the Teilhard board: "..... I, for one, am not put off by the term "secular philosophy." However, I am put off by...
In a message dated 8/12/03 12:52:45 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... ..... I have to sing this song about all the things I knew ..... There's a least a million...
On page 290 of "The Phenomenon of Man", Teilhard de Chardin writes: "... To make room for thought in the world, I have needed to interiorise matter: to imagine...
To see the markings of intelligence in the "out there", be it yeast or fish, a far off planetary system, or the steep walls of the grand canyon, is a beautiful...
On page 13 of "Time's Arrow and the Archimededs' Point", Huw Price writes: ".... If time flowed - then as with any flow - it would only make sense to assign...
Exclusive Interview With David Icke http://www.propagandamatrix.com/icke.html RELEVANT EXCERPTS: David Icke: Symbolism is not a distraction, it is fundamental...
... reptilian brain, the most ancient part of the human brain, for instance, communicates through images not words. It is through this that so many subliminal...
In the link below that connects to a review of Price's book on time's arrow, Vic Stenger writes: ..... anyone who thinks that quantum mechanics provides a...
Stephen, Pretty much similar feelings here. I would go even further. If we eliminate classical sense of time as "time arrow", pre-cognition becomes cognition -...
"Hold faithfulness and sincerity as first principles." Confucius (551-479 BC) "What experience and history teach us is this... that people and governments have...
That agents compete for their survival in a cloud of chaos is said to be natural selection. This view has extended itself from its anthropocentric origin ...
In my prior messages I have pointed to teleology and the NOT concept that permits knowing and its sublime shadow. So the following is is all important to ...
".... The more I exist from knowledge and its material extensions, the more I diminute myself." Stephen Garvey ".... it is hard for a rich man to enter the...
Introduction An ideal government suits its people. In this context the word ideal is defined in terms of beauty and deep symmetry. History is littered with...
One notes a "competition" between the egocentric (the logical half) and outer-centric (the intuitive half) views. When one is observed as the complement of the...
"... Let it never be forgotten that glamour is not greatness, applause is not fame, noise is not influence, prominence is not eminence, the man of the hour is...
After the emergence of the first examples of prokaryote life, it had been thought that bacteria competed among themselves. That is, if we could intervene into...
"The Passion" Movie Review Worth the reading... Keith A Fournier is a constitutional lawyer and a graduate of the John Paul II Institute of the Lateran...
In a self-organizing critical system one ensemble is enfolded within another; the inside systems may find themselves in a heated competition for their survival...
Gödel's theorems pertain to what is knowable about the completion of formalism when consistency is demanded (a formalism is a list of logical instructions ...
A few days ago I planted a seed called the message "Gödel, Kant and More". But the message has changed, the seed has sprouted and has grown into a tree, with...
... From: Allison To: @rogers.com; Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2003 7:30 AM Powerful thoughts to ponder... Subject: FW: Jane Fonda's THIRD ACT COMMENTS Please...
Motowitz's monumental book outlines 28 examples of said emergence, ranging from the making of our nonuniform universe, the emergence of stars and the elements...
Stephen, Thank you for your review. I wish however to add something to it. ... From: hucklebird@... [mailto:hucklebird@...] Sent: Monday, December 01,...
For Kant, space and time were necessary a-priori to frame understanding. That is, understanding implies a frame of reference that pertains to a here and a ...
