fantastic lecture; the really interesting questions are mostly subjective questions and thus beyond the realm of normal science and lie rather in realm of the mystical. Science can claim the methodological rigour of its proofs in the objective world of material reality (mechanical physics); the more elusive questions of subjective reality lie exclusively in the quantum domain, the mystical (and the in-deterministic?). Science and spirituality are complementary views of reality, each supreme in their respective domains; whether material or quantum...am i getting this ?
I'm still searching for a concise definition for 'spirituality'.
fantastic lecture;
the really interesting questions are mostly subjective questions and thus beyond the realm of normal science and lie rather in realm of the mystical. Science can claim the methodological rigour of its proofs in the objective world of material reality (mechanical physics); the more elusive questions of subjective reality lie exclusively in the quantum domain, the mystical (and the in-deterministic?). Science and spirituality are complementary views of reality, each supreme in their respective domains; whether material or quantum...am i getting this ?
+Neil N Very well put!