Robert Edward Grant

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2,250 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard May 2025 last heard 15 Sep

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And maybe as mankind starts to learn more and more what it doesn't know, that is the breadth of the expansion of the cosmos.

It's expanding at the speed of light as we are learning at the speed of light, because the speed of light's actually the speed of our perception.

To that learning.

So in that context, you know, at some point people didn't know the difference between a diameter and a circumference was 3.1415926.

That's pi.

And then someone came along, Archimedes said, Oh, it's twenty-two over seven.

Oh, and then someone else came along and said, Oh, I have a more approximate way to do it.

It's three hundred and fifty-five over a hundred and thirteen.

That's the ratio.

And each time we push the boundary going from only one or two digits of precision to three or four to five or six to ten to twelve to infinite.

Now we just have new ways of deriving pi that are computationally more efficient.

And this is the expansion of consciousness.

As consciousness goes and starts to learn more about what it didn't know, it starts realizing, okay, the more I learn, the less I actually know.

But I'm always just pushing that boundary of I don't know what I don't know.

And in that context

If we are all given the same admonition, which is to know thyself, the two most difficult words we will ever learn and ever integrate into our lives.

Then how is it different for God?

Would I want to live if I'm God?

In a universe where I can't continue to learn because I already know everything.

No, I would divide myself in

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