When Einstein said, “God doesn’t play dice with the universe,” Niels Bohr was said to have replied to him, “Einstein, stop telling God what to do. " Before I attempt to write on such a broad title with so few words, it is important that I ask this question, as it would go to determine its readability. “Do you believe in coincidences?” A ‘yes’ response suggests a rejection of randomness, while a ‘no’ response suggests a belief in random occurrences lacking inherent significance. However, if yo...

When Einstein said, “God doesn’t play dice with the universe,” Niels Bohr was said to have replied to him, “Einstein, stop telling God what to do. " Before I attempt to write on such a broad title with so few words, it is important that I ask this question, as it would go to determine its readability. “Do you believe in coincidences?” A ‘yes’ response suggests a rejection of randomness, while a ‘no’ response suggests a belief in random occurrences lacking inherent significance. However, if yo...

“Information is power” is a modern twist on the quote attributed to Sir Francis Bacon as far back as the 16th century. The initial phrase was “Knowledge itself is power.” Over time, we have seen this truth about control. The more knowledge one has, the more power he or she can wield. Yet, we face a systemic problem: the diffusion of information and knowledge. What is Truth? This question has troubled philosophers, religions, and everyday people. What is truth, and how can we know it is true? ...

“Information is power” is a modern twist on the quote attributed to Sir Francis Bacon as far back as the 16th century. The initial phrase was “Knowledge itself is power.” Over time, we have seen this truth about control. The more knowledge one has, the more power he or she can wield. Yet, we face a systemic problem: the diffusion of information and knowledge. What is Truth? This question has troubled philosophers, religions, and everyday people. What is truth, and how can we know it is true? ...