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Unterzeichnet: 17:39, 09/05/2012
Unterzeichnet: 17:39, 09/05/2012
"I agree with these principles, with one caveat regarding reliance on the scientific method: Einstein once said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” His greatest discoveries came not from his logical processes, but from “thinking in pictures.” A reviewer of Einstein’s life story said: “Daydreaming about racing a beam of light led to the special theory of relativity and the equation E = mc². Thinking about a man falling led to the general theory of relativity giving us black holes and the Big Bang.” Review of ‘Einstein’s Cosmos,’ by Michio Kaku. Where did those profound mental pictures and the connections to new theories come from? While the answer is not known with certainty, modern research into The Field, Consciousness, and Biomimicry offers some clues. This link between logic and the creativity of Collective Consciousness is what I call the MindDrive. While logic has its place, so does openness to the creativity of Nature itself."
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