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? · **Re: Define "Everything": The Hawking Trap -** 01-06-2004, 11:00 PM

[quote="W. M."]How would we, as a group, define the term "everything"? quote]

I see a TOE as a guide for evaluating, understanding and integrating anything humans can imagine. It would be a theory of theories, and more descriptive than prescriptive. If it is specific it will not stand the test of time. If it is disprovable it is not a TOE. If it is not useful it will have a short life.

Concerning Hawking et. al. I have found no correlation between intelligence and emotional maturity. Is God relative? What does the concept of God say about humans? Why do we tend to crave certainty?

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? White Belt Status: Offline Posts: 6 Thanks Given: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts Join Date: Jan 2004 Rep Power: 0	Re: Define "Everything": The Hawking Trap - 01-06-2004, 11:00 PM [quote="W. M."]How would we, as a group, define the term "everything"? quote] I see a TOE as a guide for evaluating, understanding and integrating anything humans can imagine. It would be a theory of theories, and more descriptive than prescriptive. If it is specific it will not stand the test of time. If it is disprovable it is not a TOE. If it is not useful it will have a short life. Concerning Hawking et. al. I have found no correlation between intelligence and emotional maturity. Is God relative? What does the concept of God say about humans? Why do we tend to crave certainty?