My Suggestion Is That At Each State

Dialogue Is A Space Where We May See The Assumptions Which Lay Beneath The Surface Of Our Thoughts, Assumptions Which Drive Us, Assumptions Around Which We Build Organizations, Create Economies, Form Nations And Religions. These Assumptions Become Habitual, Mental Habits That Drive Us, Confuse Us And Prevent Our Responding Intelligently To The Challenges We Face Every Day.

Then There Is The Further Question Of What Is The Relationship Of Thinking To Reality. As Careful Attention Shows, Thought Itself Is In An Actual Process Of Movement.

Universe Consists Of Frozen Light.

The Treatment Of The Indeterminacy Principle As Absolute And Final Can Then Be Criticized As Constituting An Arbitrary Restriction On Scientific Theories, Since It Does Not Follow From The Quantum Theory As Such, But Rather From The Assumption Of The Unlimited Validity Of Certain Of Its Features, An Assumption That Can In No Way Ever Be Subjected To Experimental Proof.

Thought Creates Our World, And Then Says 'i Didn't Do It