Thread: What does spirituality provide that science doesn't?

Originally Posted by Dannon Oneironaut

His whole mind is object-oriented, and subjectivity is not an object.
So if he wants subjectivity to be put before him on the table, that is not possible; that is not the nature of subjectivity. So the scientist goes on finding everything in the world except himself.

A great barrier exists, and the barrier is that there is nothing inner. When you cut a stone into pieces, what do you find? -- more stone. You go on cutting smaller pieces, smaller pieces; you get to molecules, you get to atoms, you get to electrons, but still you have not come to anything inner. They are all objects.

but aren't observable objects what create our subjective inner? something feels a certain way (we are conscious) because of the brain's objective composition. neurons, electrical signals etc.

and to that carl sagan quote..yes. I could not have explained it better.