Week 3, Impressions on Links

I really enjoyed looking at the crackpot theory of everything and nothing. The part I enjoyed the most was the discussion of nothingness and everythingness. I guess it had never struck me how nothingness, which personally feels like such a crucial aspect of creation and existence, really is not talked about in Judeo-Christian religions. And even if it is, how little importance it is given or how scared we are taught to be of it, as if it were almost a sin to think about it. I also enjoyed the discussion on how everything doesn't exist by itself, but rather everything comes into existence because of its relationship with everything around it. This almost touches on synchronicity. If we all exist because we are in relation to other things and people, then synchronicity seems like an obvious outcome.