There is a phenomenon called “duality” which is the “only mystery” of quantum physics that scientist have difficulty explaining. You can’t explain it in the sense of saying how it works; scientist can only say how it appears to work. Our notion of reality is built on everyday experiences. But quantum faith is so strange that we are forced to re-examine our common conceptions.

Lovie a rescue pup loves her ice. It's better than a ball. Refreshing on a hot summer day.

People frequently comment that there are things you don't talk about. Why is that? What are they afraid of hearing? Why are politics, religion and money such hot topics? Those are such fascinating topics; why would people want to steer away from them?

I found it very refreshing that the strange but undeniable observations of quantum physics are causing physicists to seek explanations beyond the material world. How can you give and end up with more? Shouldn’t you have less?

One of the difficult questions people discuss is whether God ever changes his mind. There are scriptural instances where it appears that God does. “The LORD relented from the harm which he said he would do to his people.” (Exodus 32:14). God is perfect. He cannot get better or worse. So how is it that things appear to be changed by God? How can this be?