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A helpful (mis-)quote

Einstein: we cannot solve any problem from the same "level" that created it.

I had heard this quote with the word "mind" not level. In hearing it as ‘level’ I was able to apply it to my interest in fractals and also, to my belief in the importance of seeing things through many perspectives - ie at many levels - in order to understand them better.

I wonder how much we have discovered in our misunderstanding of things? And how much is yet to discover.

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  1. Natalie Shell: think talk walk » Blog Archive » Clarity Emerges: A tale of Phi, The Golden Ratio and The Chambered Nautilus Says:
    November 30th, 2005 at 3:27 pm

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