Science Is Magic

[UltraBudgie]

Some peoples careers that is maybe worth pursuing, some of them already mentioned.

Oh great list thank you. Perhaps add Rupert Sheldrake. His mophogenic field theories seem like thinly-veiled magic. What I really admire about Rupert is that he never spirals too far into woo-woo land. I suppose he was a good friend to Terence McKenna in that regard. He solidly anchors his models in testable hypotheses, then writes books about them. Flip a coin with "science" on one side and "the supernatural" on the other, and my bet is he wins either way.

Seems sort of like if anyone here would comment on what quantum entanglement means for space travel or the basic human need revolution that is definately coming.  Sometimes we can with clarity predict what will without a doubt unfold but that in no way makes it an unlikely prediction or even worse as people believe this guy some kind of technological prophet.

I believe there is an evolving science of ambiguity, and non-determinism, that we will begin to make tractable with AI "black-box" analysis of raw data beyond the compositional scope of a single human. The topology of the landscape of knowledge, mapped with non-determinable (to us, anyway) probing. This is all very out-there sounding right now; the language isn't there yet. I feel this is something that, in retrospect, many of the great mind of the last century have been reaching for, in their attempt to ground ideas of "quantum superposition" and "unified fields" in tangible reality. Sort of, can we trace a known path around bits and pieces of the "unknown unknown", as Mr Rumsfeld might say? Dunno. Maybe we're the aliens attempt to do so, haha.