^"THIS CONTAINS all the answers - JUST DON'T LOOK OVER THERE".
   Interesting to me: In studying logic systems, mathematical
   proofs and philosophy and the like - things I was always
   HORRIBLE at but became determined to comprehend in a way that
   made sense to me: The moment you step into the idea that True
   can = False and False can = True or that two opposites can both
   be True at the same time - everything suddenly LEAVES the world
   of science, logic, mathematics and philosophy and shoots
   STRAIGHT into Buddhism and similar thinking systems.

   There's a major gap in our way of thinking here.

   We all know, in REAL LIFE that two contradictions can be true at
   the same time; heck, we are ALL walking contradictions.

   But Math and Science, while they allow for IMPRECISION
   (Uncertainty Principle, cutting back to a particular decimal
   point, averaging, 'normalizing', statistics in general) -
   there's no room for false+true to exist in the same place.

   Sure, there's some forms of trinary logic and beyond... but they
   don't have much to say about it really. We're deeply trained in
   dualism.

   Yet our experience in life is that things AREN'T dualistic or
   vaguely all interconnected. And while some people are religious,
   some people are not - and this missing gap shows, to me, while
   we search for ultimate answers in our own ways, whether
   religious context or science context or both and/or neither
   (like introspection, which is what I primarily use) is this:

   We like to say, "THIS has all the answers - JUST DON'T LOOK OVER
   THERE".

   Well, if something has all of the answers, there should be NO
   FEAR in thoroughly describing, well, EVERYTHING.

   Check your assumptions, no matter where they are.^