The Consolation of Philosophy: Scientific American This is a fun article to read, his book and his comments have stirred up a nest....however, the science is there, and the questions remain. As he says theological questions can not be answered by science, but lots of our thinking is just not always right or wrong, from what they can observe in the world of quantum science.
We can see that in our attempts to be a caring giving economy, every action we take causes another action to take place. We can stop and see that in the world of gross matter, just as the scientists can see it in the quantum world. How many years will pass before we can as a world people come to the conclusion that we have to consider our actions in combination with an attempt to anticipate the results of these actions before we act.
It is a repeating world, from the infinitely small to the infinetly large, all interacting in a hugh hologram, can we control it? Can we learn to control some of it? I think the questions remain unanswered forever, because all paths are always open until we commit. Once we choose to observe, then the commitment is made, based on the uncertainty principle. But, then , what do I know!
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