The universe is not just stranger than we suppose, it is stranger than we can suppose.

The universe is not just stranger than we suppose, it is stranger than we can suppose.

The universe is not just stranger than we suppose, it is stranger than we can suppose.

Socrates was the greatest teacher of philosophy the world has ever known. My book, "Socrates in Cyberspace," is dedicated to extending the quest he began -- the search for truth and wisdom -- into the furthest regions of cyberspace.

The philosopher Schelling believed that beauty was a bridge between consciousness and the cosmos. It is through beauty and wonder that the individual self comes to recognize its identity with a more cosmic Self.

We live in a deeply mysterious cosmos. Our world is suffused with tremendous beauty and a subtle order. Why is this so? Why is there something rather than nothing? Was the evolution of conscious creatures inevitable?

Today, our understanding of consciousness, evolution, and the cosmos is undergoing a transformation. Increasingly, scientists are recognizing that materialistic accounts of man and nature are inadequate. A richer understanding of the cosmos and the role of consciousness in filling in the blanks of creation is on the horizon.

To learn more please read "Socrates in Cyberspace" by visiting:
http://www.amazon.com/Socrates-Cyberspace-Search-Soul-Century-ebook/dp/B007...

And:

http://neuroscott.wix.com/socratesincyberspace

To learn more please read "Socrates in Cyberspace" by visiting:
http://www.amazon.com/Socrates-Cyberspace-Search-Soul-Century-ebook/dp/B007...

And:

http://neuroscott.wix.com/socratesincyberspace