Guest guest Posted May 24, 2006 Report Share Posted May 24, 2006 In a message dated 5/24/2006 5:24:35 PM Pacific Daylight Time, lastrain writes: > Mind can make sense of anything save itself; > mind may eventually understand everything in the universe -- except > that one thing, > yet being intelligent enough to note that it may be the one exception > does not make sense -- unless, > the human mind is life at its most intelligent. > L.E: I don't think there is a heirarchy of intelligence. Intelligence is the universal criteria of substance, so to speak. It permeates and is itself the expression of life. The atom may be filled with the same intelligence as the human mind. There certainly is, on earth at least, the evolution of forms, chemical, molcular and life forms. Is a human more intelligent than an ant? I'm not sure, are you? Each is intelligent in its own realm for its own survival. We have created the means of our own destruction. How intelligent is that? Lifeforms have come and gone, just as we humans may come and go. Perhaps the most foolish expression of our intelligence is our pride and sense of superiority. How many millions are waiting for Jesus to return? How intelligent is that? Mind is limited to its experiences for the most part, and can't understand everything. Only a few can have the knowlege of life in its deeper realms. Most are interested in football scores. How intelligent is that? Larry Epston www.epston.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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