The nature and structure — the topologies — of timespace are not the result of laws. Rather they are results of the intentional relational activity of intelligences so profound that we have failed to imagine anything even vaguely resembling them. But these intelligences exist. And our minds, themselves, are the children of their heroic endeavors.

What is required isn’t science. It’s a direct, personal encounter with the intelligences that underlie the universe. And science, however astonishing it may be… is not merely unprepared for such an encounter, its orientation in ‘objectivity’, while crucial and useful, directly opposes the possibility of such an encounter.