Which stated it went far beyond “string cheese theory” and “Chaos Math”,

to some kind of “black hole” stuff that explained it all. Making everything else

obsolete. “This is the future!”

Wanting to impress my Dad , who has a chemistry degree, I mentioned it and he
said it was a bunch of crap.

I still might buy it for the pictures.

With scientific inquiry attacked by both those who chose pre-rational faith as their main approach towards life and those who choose “Only the subjective is real” as their primary philosophical orientation the sciences have slipped further and further from the grasp of both the “common citizen” and “the intellectual” classes.

There’s a danger in a assuming that everyone should possess critical thinking skills and a basic understanding of what science is and is not — then being overwhelmed by the disappointment of the reality (disappointment taking many lovely flavors…a sense of entitlement, sanctimony [i’m having a chuckle about the use of this word in this context], uselessly railing, poignant sense of isolation, etc) such that the critical thinker’s powers of social catalysis are rendered flaccid.

There is no one certain way to perceve things, as we all have different perceptions, which builds our reality. I could go on and on regarding microchosims and macrochosims in relation to the human brain, but ill just leave my reply to this to answer your question.

I also lean toward a chaos magick and neitsche philosophy.

My Mom got sucked into that Secret Crap, and she used to repeat it non-stop, because she beleived it would hard-wire her mind to make it work.

I pissed her off once by deliberitly buying ‘What the $^&!& do we Know’.

What the Bleep was ok, if your new to that type of thing.

But come on people, stop being narrow minded.

I choose Chaos.