I find them and most philosophy > dull! Wow! I find it hard to read. I have to really study it and have to re- read and re-read getting a little more each time and it can be painful I agee... even as you say... torturous....but dull?
That amazes me... I have always loved physics...I find it totally fascinating, I find myself imagining the supercolider a CERN ... billions of Euro's so someone can look at a screen and see whether a Higgs Boson exists -build it and look- its only function is 2.5 billion euros to allow us to have a look-see and see what happens when....and whether the standard model is confirmed. I have trouble understanding it but... fascinating? Its always fascinated me. As for philosophy. I did not come upon it until late. I was in trouble as I had taken 3 upper division math and physics courses and a poetry course and I needed a gut... an easy course. But from the first time I picked it up... it was more fascinating and challenging than any of the physics and led to vistas that were... the best way to say it is that "dull" is not the word....Dull? I just have trouble imagining what it might be like to think that. Once I studied philosophy I realized what science was and, frankly, there is a kind of ... I realized what science "only" was... and while I still am fascinated by it and study it when I can as a hobby, it will always now be second place. Not that I have to choose :) ! Dull?.... Honestly, I just can't imagine what its like to think that. Whenever I look at it I get stuff out of it. Its like a plot that never stops twisting. Better than any soap opera for sure. Dull?! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups ""Minds Eye"" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/minds-eye?hl=en.
