> Science grows out of doubt. Religion grows out of wonder. Between the two is > philosophy; it has not yet decided -- it goes on hanging between doubt and > wonder. Sometimes the philosopher doubts and sometimes the philosopher > wonders: he is just in between. If he doubts too much, by and by he becomes a > scientist. If he wonders too much, by and by he becomes religious. That's why > philosophy is disappearing from the world -- because ninety-nine percent of > philosophers have become scientists. And one person -- a Buber somewhere, or > a Krishnamurti somewhere, or a Suzuki somewhere -- great minds, great > penetrating intellects, they have become religious. Philosophy is almost > losing its ground. Osho. >
But when/if LHC, a bit oxymoronically, "discovers" the "final chandas" (RSi-devataa-chandas), at least physicists are kinda "forced" to become religious?? http://project-cernland.web.cern.ch/project-CERNland/
