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What Einstein Never Understood
In terms of intellectual abilities it is fair to say that few of us can match Albert Einstein.
He devoted his life and intellect to nutting out the theory behind everything and he did pretty well. His perfect world would be entirely predictable and expressed in mathematical formulae.
The problem with his compelling urge to explain everything is that we don’t have all the information and so not everything conforms to the plans and ideas we have in our heads. His commitment to the quest to explain the universe reveals that at some level he did in fact have faith in some power/ planner behind all that exists. A unifying theory suggests a deliberately created system and that leads to the question of, “Who is the creator?” Read the rest of this entry
The Spiritual Gift of Skepticism
“One of Madelyn O’Hare’s children, who has become a born-again Christian…said that he believed his mother may well have had a change of heart and “turned to Jesus” in the hours where she was waiting, bound and gagged, to be killed. “
Doesn’t it sound great to be able to say that? Read the rest of this entry
The Absolute Truth on Finding A Partner
You have to love the clarity of thinking with kids. They see what we see but they call it like they see it. Adults learn to dance around the truth but kids go straight to the jugular. Where do they learn all this stuff you ask? From us! Read the rest of this entry
Wisdom and How To Get Rich Quick
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The Secret to Incredible Intelligence
Where can wisdom be found? Where would you find understanding?
Humans don’t comprehend its worth;
It cannot be found among living people. Read the rest of this entry
Is contentment just another name for being a slacker?
“The test is tomorrow! Have you even looked at the pages the prof. wants us to read? There are at least 150 pages and it’s all so hard.”
“Whatever. I don’t have time to read all that crap. I’ve got a serious video game to play. I skimmed 30 or 40 pages but it’s against my religion to cram on Tuesdays. Chill, it’s only worth 10% of the final grade anyway.” Read the rest of this entry
