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A general philosophical point, which these considerations illustrate, is that the world does not provide its own unique interpretation. The world offers many possibilities for different sensory universes, which support very different interpretations of the world’s significance. In this way our so-called Universe is already very much a multiverse.
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‘‘ওঁরা নিজেরা কাজ করতে চান না, কাউকে কাজ করতে দিতেও চান না।’’
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the essence of all stringed instruments, whether ancient lyre or modern guitar, cello, or piano, is the same: they produce sound from the motion of strings. The exact quality of sound, or timbre, depends on many complex factors, including the nature of the material that makes the string, the shapes of the surfaces—“sounding boards”—that vibrate in sympathy, and the way in which the string is plucked, bowed, or hammered. But in all instruments there is a principal tone, or pitch, that we recognize as the note being played. Pythagoras—the real one—discovered that the pitch obeys two remarkable rules. Those rules make direct connections among numbers, properties of the physical world, and our sense of harmony (which is one face of beauty).
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| Character is much easier kept than recovered." |
| - Thomas Paine a An infodemic is an epidemic-like circulation of fake news, videos and images that is highly contagious and grows exponentially. a SRM  A  a Plato’s successor and rival, Aristotle, was in some ways a truer student of Nature. He and his students collected biological specimens, made many acute observations, and recorded their results honestly and in detail. Unfortunately, by focusing from the start on very complex objects and problems, they missed the clarifying simplicity of geometry and astronomy. They did not seek, nor could they hope to find, the mathematically Ideal within those gnarly branches of the Real. They emphasized description and organization, and did not strive for beauty or perfection. When the Aristoteleans turned to physics and astronomy, they limited their ambitions in the same way. Where later (and earlier) scientists would demand precise equations, they were content with broad verbal descriptions. A The soul can't be happy or sad. The soul is, with or without a body and mind. The soul is a spiritual term we use for awareness. The soul is absolute. It is the fabric of the universe. Neither it can be created nor it can be destroyed. a  A ONS निर्विकार ओमकार अविनाशी, A |
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