There is a legend of the Star of David that holds that once in an Our legends and archetypes originated when the world was flat. | Oddly enough, our science will provide the resolution. The physicists have done what the churchmen could not. God has been extrapolated in theorems. Theoretical physics has made theology obsolete. What philosophers and novelists, and even Einstein, could never accept has in fact been proven in a laboratory: reality is non local. The world of our experience and our actual physical world are radically divergent. Statistically, each time we draw a breath we inhale an atom exhaled by Jesus, or at Dachau. Our quantum nature is a puzzle of many worlds. An en- semble of such atoms would constitute an assembly, called a Brownian assembly, and would carry a signal. That Star of David might be thought of as a probability evolving assembly. What is rarest is still a mathematical probability. It has been postulated that our cultural giants are factored pieces of a broader ensemble; that, as one physicist put it, our minds have always been alive in the electrons of our DNA. Our minds are a blend of many. The rare, the wonderful and the banal. We are not only composed of many, but of distance, of what is unknowable and undiscoverable. |