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**SingleMan** · 01-18-2011, 05:52 PM

I think people, myself included, sometimes find it easier to have a discussion about religion, which is universal and fairly easy to grasp, than about a scientific subject that (appears to) require at least some scientific knowledge.

It sounds like a really interesting topic but I know I can't really add to a discussion - I've tried the String Theory Simplified link even and although it's not exactly beyond me, I don't want to try and form an opinion when I'm so horribly uneducated on the matter at the moment

It's very true, some of the concepts that are talked about are pretty crazy... especially the far-out theoretical physics side of things...

Watch the video at the top of the post and the following 4 (it's a five part thing) - it's explained in terms the layman can understand!

01-18-2011, 05:52 PM	#15
SingleMan Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 459 Senior Member	I think people, myself included, sometimes find it easier to have a discussion about religion, which is universal and fairly easy to grasp, than about a scientific subject that (appears to) require at least some scientific knowledge. It sounds like a really interesting topic but I know I can't really add to a discussion - I've tried the String Theory Simplified link even and although it's not exactly beyond me, I don't want to try and form an opinion when I'm so horribly uneducated on the matter at the moment It's very true, some of the concepts that are talked about are pretty crazy... especially the far-out theoretical physics side of things... Watch the video at the top of the post and the following 4 (it's a five part thing) - it's explained in terms the layman can understand!
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