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Saturday, July 26, 2014

Of minds, science and faith

Occasionally he heard whispers. Not so much voices, but a tickle in his ear with meaning.

The rest would likely say demons, but why would they give him hope?

How would they speak over the most holy of musics? He doubted very much that everything was as simple as most seemed to rely on.
When the fundamental forces of the universe were just as real in the brain, and therefore the mind, who knows what would could pick up if one was sensitive enough? If one pondered on the most subtle and impossible of things -- Could not the patterns made of the synapses be sympathetic to the actual shape of things?

Angels could hear the inner laugh of a woman – that was written in the most Holy of books. Why not could one of men hear the voice of one he holds dear? Even the most basic of marriages has this happen when one does not speak, yet is heard anyway. An unseen dance where you know the others moves and thoughts and words.

If we dream of one another in words and places we do not know, then who says it's a product of our own mind? Does not the electricity of the brain produce a field, and is that field not made from quarks, and do not quarks dance with others of like through mysterious ways?

The 'random' foibles of the world, do they not have merit if guided thusly? Could they not a valid simulation be the the Urim and the Thummim of a modern age?

Why must miracles be only of a set type and form and shape? Is not the Creator creative?

If the meagre writings of one isolated to give him pleasure would it not give others merriment?

If the aim is noble and the motives proved just, should they not come to light?

When the world must come to madness, may that madness not have purpose too?

If those not conditioned to the ordinary wish to take the stage and present a lesson, would it not benefit all?

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