"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
I'm not sure what this makes me - but I'm always quite excited when I read something which confirms Hamlet's claim. I really want the universe to escape us - and I'm glad when it consistently does.
Having said that - does anyone understand the research on this issue? I'm going to remain dubious until I hear about it more than just from the New Yorker...
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"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
I'm not sure what this makes me - but I'm always quite excited when I read something which confirms Hamlet's claim. I really want the universe to escape us - and I'm glad when it consistently does.
Having said that - does anyone understand the research on this issue? I'm going to remain dubious until I hear about it more than just from the New Yorker...
The only problem with Hamlets statement is that he assumes that this "more" is metaphysical.
The answer of course is. Of course there is more things that can be dreamt of in our philosophies. But you don't need to go meta for that to be true.