…as we explore how true it is, the limitations of our previous worldview will be exposed for all to see. I think it was JBS Haldane who said, the world may not only be stranger than we suppose, it may be stranger than we can suppose. I think of the…

…these literatures. The other is that which cannot be fully known. You know, I always like to quote the british ensemble, just JBS Haldane, who made a wonderful statement. He said, the universe is not only strange than we suppose, it is stranger than we…

…actually a hologram projected onto the surface of a black hole in which our universe exists. Now, for me, that fits the JBS Haldane quote that Terrance often cites. That goes, it is my supposition that the universe is not only stranger than we imagine,…

…but I want to say it now in a slightly different context and discuss it. The statement of the british enzymologist JBS Haldane, who discovered enzymes, so he became an enzymologist. Logical move. Haldane said, the world is not only stranger than we…

…as we explore how true it is, the limitations of our previous worldview will be exposed for all to see. I think it was JBS Haldane who said, the world may not only be stranger than we suppose, it may be stranger than we can suppose. I think of the…

…think that the real world is so strange that it's just almost too freakish to suppose. You know, I quote all the time JBS Haldane, who said, the world is not only stranger than we suppose, it's stranger than we can suppose. I. This is a tremendous…

…boundary. This is a test of intelligence, because the thing in itself cannot be rationally be held. You know, the entomologist JBS Haldane once said, he said, the world is not only stranger than we suppose, it's stranger than we can suppose. That, to…

…role that they have had in social organization and mysteries. Irreducible mysteries should be put in their place. The british enzymologist JBS Haldane in the 1920s in an essay said, the universe may not only be stranger than we, it may be stranger than…