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<blockquote data-quote="Mojo" data-source="post: 5324631" data-attributes="member: 230877"><p>To be honest, I just told you about something I have read, and I dont fully understand it at all. My knowledge of physics is not that great either, but the funny thing is, i think the less physics you know, the more you can think out of the box, because your thinking is then not bound by preconcieved notions.</p><p> </p><p>And please dont take your comments back, since I think its great if every one just openly discuss this. After all, if physics cannot explain natural phenomena in a way that an average layperson like us can understand, what is the point ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mojo, post: 5324631, member: 230877"] To be honest, I just told you about something I have read, and I dont fully understand it at all. My knowledge of physics is not that great either, but the funny thing is, i think the less physics you know, the more you can think out of the box, because your thinking is then not bound by preconcieved notions. And please dont take your comments back, since I think its great if every one just openly discuss this. After all, if physics cannot explain natural phenomena in a way that an average layperson like us can understand, what is the point ? [/QUOTE]
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