Extra Dimensions Showing Hints Of Scientific Revolution

[Light Eye]

dear friends,

very interesting...

http://www.spacedaily.com/news/cosmology-03c.html

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david

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[Zoe]

yes, this is very interesting, david. thanks for sending it along. you send
the best links of anyone i know!

about the "extra dimensions." i have two comments about them. one is that i
remember seth saying something to the effect that a lot of ufo sightings are
actually bleed-throughs from other dimensions. anyone remember that?

once a college professor told our class that "man" was the perfect balance, in
terms of size, between the macrocosm and the microcosm. i thought at the time
he was a little off. i think there are very much larger forms/beings in the
universe, which would put humans way down the list. it may sound simplistic,
yet sometimes the obvious is what is true, but our universe strikes me as being
way too large to have been created for "people-sized" beings, primarily. it's
our human hubris that makes us think we're a good fit. try to imagine one
microbe at the far end of a five-football-sized meadow insisting the field was
made-to-order for its exploration. let's say the microbe can come to terms with
the grass and dirt clods, but can it ever understand flowers, trees, cows,
horses, rabbits, mice, humans?
well, this is fun to think about.
zoe
very interesting...

http://www.spacedaily.com/news/cosmology-03c.html




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