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To: Anchan who wrote (21238)	8/5/2012 2:05:44 AM
From: koan	1 Recommendation Respond to of 23102

Joseph Campbell's is one of the best of all time. Right up there with Plato and Bertrand Russell. Glad to see you persuing that path. One of my favorites. He said, everything eats everything else-g. To not go after the deep stuff is such a waste of one's life. Think of how unlikely it is we are even here? To waste it seems such a shame. Seeing in the minds eye. Scientists call it Knowledge directed perception. What that says is that one cannot SEE what they do not understand. So one sees sort of like a cone expands outward. As information is stuffed into our hardware, our perception of the universe expands. Einstein spent over a decade stuffing his brain with all the science of the time and constantly pondering light and out popped relativity. He worked out these equations where the only thing that could change was time and it had to slow down for light to stay constant. But who could believe time was elastic-g? Nice to see you again anchan.