Evolving Evolution, with Michael Wong
<p>One of the slow-burning realizations we keep stumbling face-first into is that our beloved tendency to compartmentalize the world may be effective on some fronts, but it obscures us from seeing the bigger pictures at play.</p>
<p>To see these bigger pictures — we’re starting to realize — requires an approach that’s not fragmented into individualized disciplines of study.</p>
<p>Cosmologists become engrained in their own perceptions of reality; as do physicists in their own dimensions and as do mathematicians in their own equations. Philosophers follow about like vultures that nip at the decaying flesh of this approach, forcing progression in a system of inquiry that’s overly-prone to rigidity and convenience, often resistant to change.</p>
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