…philosophy. It's a philosophy based upon the theories and the equations of people like Einstein and Planck and Wittgenstein and Heisenberg. come to really study what these men and women are saying, the oldest kind of Hindu Ganges philosophy, updated in…

…and the locks and the handcuffs and the mind-cuffs that are keeping us from speaking for ourselves. Okay, there's Einstein. Heisenberg came along, said, well, it's obvious when you study the scientific situation, you're always just studying your own reality.…

…cynical stuff, and it's the red, white, and blue, many American way of trying to make something good about it. But Heisenberg says you're always studying your own reality. He calls it indeterminacy. You can never determine what's there. Okay, I can live…

…made absolute and you know it's relative. And the other aspect of quantum physics which we're going to talk about is the Heisenberg notion that There's no absolute reality. That every time you set up any kind of situation with anyone or anything, you're…

…appliances i bet you when dr scott wrote that book He didn't have a clue. None of us knew that he was actually applying Heisenberg and Einstein. He was just writing a common sense. The title of his book was A Common Sense Book of Child and Baby Care.…

…saying it, you know, you make your own trip, great notion of your trip, the notions of portraying your own realities of these, straight Heisenberg, we didn't know at the time, and it really, it came out of the ball gate, it came out of the rock and…

…in on psychedelic drug, I had a different experience. By definition, it's the ultimate singularity, the ultimate... real left wheel, Heisenberg, Max Planck situation. So every time everyone's different. We were playing on the same team then. But the wonderful…

…every time everyone's different. We were playing on the same team then. But the wonderful thing about quantum physics And Heisenberg, you make your own reality. Every minute, you're fabricating your own reality with somebody else. And that's the wonderful…

…Come on up, Valerie. Come on up. We got a place here for you. Come on. The second aspect of quantum physics is Heisenberg. This was called the principle of indeterminacy. And oh shit, what it means is that you can never measure or observe anything there…

…Yeah. This gets very scary. This is my Sunday night sermon. I started with Gregory. It is pretty scary. It's never like Heisenberg, or somebody jumping outside studying. You make your own reality. That means you get up every morning, and it's up to you.…

…Come on up, Valerie, come on up. We got a plate here for you, come on. The second aspect of quantum physics is Heisenberg. This was called the principle of indeterminacy. And oh shit, what it means is that You can never measure or observe anything there…

…Yeah. This gets very scary. And this is my Sunday night sermon. I started very brief. It is pretty scary. It's not like Heisenberg. or someone jumping outside to tell you. You make your own reality. That means you get up every morning, and it's up to…

…Einstein with his theory of relativity and the multiplicity of positions and perceptions of the observer. It was connected with Heisenberg and Flassius' indeterminacy that you're always studying the experiment that you set up yourself. As I said to this young…