nature of knowledge

direct insight

modes of seeing

flawed models

myths as models

the language problem

beyond the sensory

abandonment

classical mechanics

fields

relativity

atomic physics

paradoxes, particles and waves

tendencies to occur

probability waves

oneness

the observer

electrical attraction

nucleons

tiny drops

destroy, she said

complete

energy

matter and anti-matter

collision patterns

eight realities

no deep reality

observation creates reality

unbroken wholeness

many worlds

ordinary objects

consciousness creates reality

potentialities and actualities

inseparable energy patterns

mutable matter

particle exchange

dynamic whole + observer

ceaseless flow and change

observation of nature

transformation and change

polar opposites

manifestations of spontaneity