…you don’t need more to explain more!
If you have a quiet weekend in front of you take your time and listen to Murray Gell-Mann. In addition to being a Nobel laureate, he
is an accomplished physicist who’s earned numerous awards, medals and
honorary degrees for his work with subatomic particles, including the groundbreaking theory that the nucleus of an atom comprises 100 or so fundamental building blocks called quarks.
Gell-Mann, a professor emeritus of Caltech, now heads the evolution of human languages program at the Santa Fe Institute, which he cofounded in 1984.
I love clever physicists. They can have such a damn sober perspective on life, earth, the universe and evolution, because their thinking is not bothered by the nature of the human creature. Humans for them are just an integral part of their mathematical calculations without having an extraordinary role. Physicists are so aloof not being entangled with the continuous change of society and creature. They simply can afford to override this system. By searching for the most general rules, they are not troubled by flow and change 😉
