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  • The only reality is perception. Facts are negotiable; perception is not.

    Since this is the case, I believe that the only knowledge we can gain through our senses is that of our own consciousness. However, if science is done properly, I believe that we can gain additional knowledge from this. Of course, we need to acknowledge the fact that we might be living in Plato’s cave and that science is being done with this backdrop. Should this be the case, then the only knowledge we would have would be that of our own consciousness.

    I think, Ram Say, that Prof. Greene would say that “…the most extreme event which theologians would attribute to a miracle of God has been captured by the extreme probability of occurence [sic]” isn’t quite right; I think he’d say that the extreme event has to adhere to the laws of physics as we know them. Your thoughts?

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