Soosan Khanoom

The delicious irony is that words like "consciousness," "conscience" and "science" are closely etymologically related. They share the Latin root "scire," to know, be aware. So it seems that even the English language which, by the way, is unaware is making more sense than the scientists who are disavowing the very consciousness which testifies to the "objective" existence of their precious atoms and strings and is the very basis for the existence of science itself. Today, everyone is running around worrying about which country is next going to acquire nuclear weapons, but it all began when some extremely clever men decided to do something exceedingly unintelligent, from an evolutionary perspective, just because it could be done. If only wisdom was a product of smashing atoms together, then we'd know how to wield the tremendous powers of nature wisely. However, at the moment we have the powers of Zeus to go with the moral and spiritual level of a donkey loaded with books (filled with equations)...  

The entire thing remind me of rumi when he says:

Intelligence is the shadow of objective Truth.

How can the shadow vie with sunshine?.....

HSK

PS... Check this out:  Quantum Physics For Poets by Leon M. Lederman and Christopher T. Hill 

Also you may want to take a look at the:

"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock " By T.S Eliot which is the frustration of him towards war.  

"In looking at Prufrock, one can see a great deal of textual evidence that Eliot was using the very concepts of modern physics as psychological metaphors in the construction of this poem, such as singularities and the uncertainty principle, in some cases before their popular conceptions became well-known. "