I think you just answered your question, didn't you?


Part of me understands why people tend to get more fascinated about wise ancient books or Paranormal activities, like ghosts and guardian angels and telekinesis and levitation. In certain periods in my life I used to believe in each one of them. But now I found a much more fascinating subject to do my research on. Science.

Recently I picked up a book about quantum physics. Here's some facts which actually are true:

• Every breath you take contains an atom breathed out by Marilyn Monroe.
• There is a liquid that can run uphill.
• You age faster at the top of a building than at the bottom.
• An atom can be in many different places at once, the equivalent of you being in New York and London at the same time.
• The entire human race would fit in the volume of a sugar cube.
• One per cent of the static on a television tuned between stations is the relic of the Bing Bang.
• Time travel is not forbidden by the laws of physics.
• A cup of coffee weighs more when it is hot than when it is cold.
• The faster you travel, the slimmer you get.

So my point is, if you're up for reading exciting stuff, you don't have to waste time on stories that might be true. The real thing is much, much more exciting than any science fiction writer (including the apostoles, Ron Hubbard, etc) could ever envision.

Just my two cents. Sorry for skewing off topic.

Cheers,
Aris