And this had the effect, says Wertheim, of crowding God and the angels out of our physical cosmos. She feels that in modern times we have begun to think of heaven as lying not in physical space but in cyberspace. As an example of this tendency she cites the science fictional notion of uploading your mind into a computer, as in my Ware books. My point is that hyperlinked Web pages may serve as a good tool for creating models of how the human mind works. I see the universe as everywhere filled with beautiful computing that generates much of what we might think to be designed.
Patterns emerge from the iterations, lovely ones.
It's how things work. Parallelism, iteration, feedback. A couple of years ago I decided, after all these years, to suppose that God might actually heed a human prayer and could indeed give a person strength. Believing this, when I remember to, makes me feel happier than I used to. All rights reserved.