He digressed a bit to discuss various philosophers such as some early "progressives" who spent lifetimes of denial trying to prove that there is no coherent human philosophy, and made examples of incoherence within their own works, without actually comprehending either their own failings, nor the truths revealed by others. . . . .
Angry philosophers who wanted to make nothing of everything human beings have ever conceived. . . . . . but too conceited in their own rantings to realize that while it might be actually true of their own views, they were cutting into the foundations of their own logic. . . ..
So, as a consequence of his "General Theory of Relativity", the "gift" or inherent nature of human intelligence does indeed "connect" with the reality of our existence, perceiving truths in the physical and spiritual dimensions in a manner that is more than just "rational" or "logical". . . . but transcendent, serendipitous. . . . . For those of us who choose not to blind ourselves in denials of those truths. . . . .
Angry philosophers who wanted to make nothing of everything human beings have ever conceived. . . . . . but too conceited in their own rantings to realize that while it might be actually true of their own views, they were cutting into the foundations of their own logic. . . ..
So, as a consequence of his "General Theory of Relativity", the "gift" or inherent nature of human intelligence does indeed "connect" with the reality of our existence, perceiving truths in the physical and spiritual dimensions in a manner that is more than just "rational" or "logical". . . . but transcendent, serendipitous. . . . . For those of us who choose not to blind ourselves in denials of those truths. . . . .