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Chapter 5
ize to find o establisact o figure out o interact hem.

    Its not an easy matter.

    ty space you see bet necessarily be empty.

    tting there.

    You may not be able to see s a different matter.

    But t somebody migting ten you, so  leave an empty space, ick together.

    e are aly space; ts ures of gods and goddesses, anything.

    Being in an empty space, being in an empty ened.

    e fill ty space is left.

    Even ty of empty space ogety.

    And it s own science.

    If one s to ion, it can be done.

    One can systematically  is an independent science; it s ohods.

    or do not exist.

    It is better to suspend your judgment, to keep your conclusions in abeyance for a  know.

    If asked , it ic of tific mind to ans;I dont knoo it yet.

    Also, I  even looked into myself yet.

    s? I am not even able to find myself as yet!quot; So never be in a o answer yes or no.

    Someone ious.

    Keep thinking, keep searching.

    An intelligent man, in fact,  reluctance.

    Once somebody asked Einstein iated betist and a superstitious man.

    Einstein replied, quot;If you ask one ions to a man of superstition, o offer a hundred and one answers.

    And if you ask one ions to a scientist, e ignorance about ninety-eighem.

    About tle, but t kno ultimate; it can comorrow.

    quot;

    Remember, a scientific mind is tless mind.

    A superstitious mind is not.

    But in appearance, it
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