Musings of a Life from a Place In-Between

  Sub-Title:  Chaos and Faith, Partners in Crime I spend a good amount of time listening to mostly YouTube questions/answers, interviews and lectures on the universe and attendant philosophical assumptions. From the perspective of 19th and early 20th century classical and enlightenment Physics, what was once seen as separate, clearly distinct—though hardly equal—disciplines is now blurring, or; perhaps, simply coming into focus. Theoretical Physics and its nurturing in the early 20th century debates between Einstein and Neil's Bohr about "spooky" mysteries of Quantum mechanics 1 leaves us, decades later, knowing so very little about so very much and perhaps more confused than ever about the nature of 'real'. Even so, a thinning in the line between time/mass and 'meaning' has become ever so clear, a result of Quantum Physics. Intriguing, or as Spoc would say "fascinating!" Staring into the mass of layered and desperate theories, we sometimes look...