1   | Senoi - the dreams sharing tribe without psychological problems, crime, or violence submited by grrow in World |
Senoi culture had no history of violence or crime. And while they lived amidst other tribes, some active headhunters and extremely violent, these tribes gave the Senoi a wide berth; they believed the Senoi practiced a powerful magic. A magic that affected the physical world through skillful dreams.
Source: http://www.makeahistory.com/index.php/recent-news/1117-se...
Superstring theorist Brian Greene and his idea of an infinite number of universes + Interview
Extra dimensions are old news. The newest mind-bending descriptions of reality dreamed up by the world’s smartest physicists, and explained by superstar superstring theorist Brian Greene in his latest book The Hidden Reality, include untold numbers of extra universes. A million universes isn’t cool. You know what’s cool? Ten to the 500th power universes. Greene likes to drop you into the middle of the action first and then explain the backstory (and sometimes it does feel like a full-scale intellectual invasion is happening), but he has an elegant knack for anticipating questions and immediately dealing with any confusion or objections.
The internet as a metaphor for God?
In her ground-breaking study of human identity in the age of the Internet (Life on the Screen), Sherry Turkle reports that numerous computer users she has interviewed talk of their online experience in spiritual terms. In these narratives people tell her that computer networks “resonate with our most profound sense that life is not predictable. They provoke spiritual, even religious speculations.” She cites one interviewee who concludes: “To me, it’s God coming together with science, and computers have made it all possible.”
