Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Universe 'too queer' to grasp
"Each species, in fact, has a different 'reality'. They work with different 'software' to make them feel comfortable, [Dawkins] suggested.
"Because different species live in different models of the world, there was a discomfiting variety of real worlds, he suggested.
"'Middle world is like the narrow range of the electromagnetic spectrum that we see,' he said."
Dawkins is right, of course. But I can't help recoiling at the irony of a mainstream skeptic basically reciting ufologist/occultist John Keel . . .
"Each species, in fact, has a different 'reality'. They work with different 'software' to make them feel comfortable, [Dawkins] suggested.
"Because different species live in different models of the world, there was a discomfiting variety of real worlds, he suggested.
"'Middle world is like the narrow range of the electromagnetic spectrum that we see,' he said."
Dawkins is right, of course. But I can't help recoiling at the irony of a mainstream skeptic basically reciting ufologist/occultist John Keel . . .
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Ah! Someone *finally* bit on the "queer" bit!
"too queer to grasp"?
What an utterly useless point of view.
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