Episode 9 match

Hello. Hey Yossi. So if the world and the systems we don't know is infinitely greater than the world we see, it must be ridiculous to believe in nature. Exactly. What we see, the natural world, is chaotic. Predators, disease, accidents, it's far from harmonious. Right. Survival of the fittest. I'm stronger than the bird, so I got to kill it. Disease, random disasters, nature doesn't seem to be very harmonious at all. And it's not just nature. Even numbers, math, and logic, things we think are perfect, don't always add up. There are limits, contradictions, gaps. Our formulas work only so far. Reality doesn't fully obey the rules we expect. Wow. So even the perfect systems humans rely on are flawed. That means we are the flawed ones. Nature is the flawed one. The rest of reality is is harmonious. Exactly. Nature is messy, math is limited. But the universe beyond all that, that's likely far more harmonious than what we experience here. So all the things that are outside of nature, all the things that are beyond our understanding, have much more harmony than what we see. Yes. If you put all your faith in the chaos of nature alone on the line, you're a shvance. >> [laughter] >> So believing in God and miracles and in the intelligence behind creation, that's actually much more reasonable than trusting only in nature or math. Definitely. Remember what Einstein wrote to his friend Zanger? He compared our knowledge to the tip of a lion's tail. What we see is just a tiny edge. Beyond that is something far bigger, far more harmonious. So bottom line, nature, teva, isn't harmonious, and math isn't perfect. But the greater reality is full of harmony.