I love listening to brilliant physicists who think in uniquely compassionate ways, weaving together the most complex modern science with ancient philosophical insights about reality, consciousness, life, and creation—revealing that, at their core, they are all part of the same conversation. The more we explore math, geometry, and the forces of nature, the more we’re left in awe, realizing that despite our advanced tools and equations, the mysteries only deepen—like a child chasing the moon, always just out of reach.
It's essential to consider psychology when contemplating physics because it’s the human mind, with its inherent limitations and biases, that interprets scientific discoveries. Our fears and anxieties often hold us back from delving deeper within, preventing us from unlocking profound truths.