ravi wrote:
>as it should be. of course (as documented by kline), every century there
>is a foundational crisis as the applied stuff gets too far ahead ... but
>why not? ;-)
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Because, reportedly, people need "something to believe in," and for some
superior kind of folks, it's mathematics
or physics...or Science, rather than religion.
Six of some, half a dozen of the other if "believing" is your goal. As a friend recently wrote"
"Life having a purpose means: the slave has received his orders, and knows that the master still has a use for him, will not cast him out or kill him. He is still hooked up to the big thing.
Many seem to desire this."
Joanna
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