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Loopiness may be the best approach

Submitted by Sarah Tabi on Wed, 01/28/2009 - 9:51am.
If science is a dynamic process, then why should we have a static, structured manner of observing it?  The world is constantly changing, but I think human beings find it hard to keep up.  It is probably in our nature to try and understand the world we live in by creating a set of rules, and making an effort to categorize everything.  How would it be if all human kind decide to acknowledge that the universe is greater than we can even perceive, and continue our exploration from that undderstanding?

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