[michellemfry]

Simplicity holding things together makes a bit more palatable sense than gluons. Love the thought of it, too.

[Guille]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick But that is the whole point,amigo,you do NOT need the complex form,at ALL!Simplicity is the way life and reality,interact with each other,simplicity is the way of the real,complexity is the way of the Ego,and leads to confusion in the end! kind regards michael.

Not neccesarily. If it were simple, we would already know everything of the universe absolutelly without the need of science or philosophy... We would be born with that. And anyway, what is simple and what is complex?

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by <<>> Not neccesarily. If it were simple, we would already know everything of the universe absolutelly without the need of science or philosophy... We would be born with that. And anyway, what is simple and what is complex?

If you do not know that,Amigo,then no one could tell you.?


kind regards michael.

[Mohan.C]

Originally Posted by <<<GUILLE>>> Not neccesarily. If it were simple, we would already know everything of the universe absolutelly without the need of science or philosophy... We would be born with that. And anyway, what is simple and what is complex?

That is a good question. I think simplice and complex are also relative. But wait you say we would have known everything if it was simple. well but aren't we trying to know the simplest particle. Then we don't know anything of the simple that is why it is all so complex.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by Mohan.C That is a good question. I think simplice and complex are also relative. But wait you say we would have known everything if it was simple. well but aren't we trying to know the simplest particle. Then we don't know anything of the simple that is why it is all so complex.

You have made a valid point there my friend.

kindest regards michael.

[whoami]

Complexity leads to confusion because anything which is complex can be viewed from different points whereas something simple gives less chance for different probabilities.

[mkirkpatrick]

You took the words right out of my orifice,well said that man!
kind regards michael.

[harmonygirl]

Absolutely right, Michael. Simplicity does not mean that the path is easy. It means that the path is straightforward. It does not, however, mean that because the path is straight that we see it or chose to take it. In fact, I sometimes think that the simplest concepts are the ones that are the most difficult to grasp!

[Guille]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl Absolutely right, Michael. Simplicity does not mean that the path is easy. It means that the path is straightforward. It does not, however, mean that because the path is straight that we see it or chose to take it. In fact, I sometimes think that the simplest concepts are the ones that are the most difficult to grasp!

I agree. There is nothing harder than being able to explain things/ideas the simplest possible without leaving out parts and confusing the real meaning of them.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by Guille I agree. There is nothing harder than being able to explain things/ideas the simplest possible without leaving out parts and confusing the real meaning of them.

It is comforting to see your agreement here,let us all endevour to keep it simple!

regards michael.