on Philosophy

You know, if you could some how MASH all of history's philosophy into one theory, you MIGHT come out with something that resembles the truth.

If I were seated at a long table with all of history's greatest thinkers, I would stand up and say, "everything you believe is only PART of the truth. Some of it is right, but some of it is wrong. It would be wise to figure out why there is a difference in the first place." And then, I would sit back down and finish my pancakes and milk. Yum.

Scientists love facts. There aren't very many facts in this world, relatively speaking, but there's lots of evidence. The problem with evidence is that, in order for it to be evidence, you have to use words to describe it. The problem with words is that they require subjective interpretation by the human mind. Numbers are the same way. Can God create a rock he can't lift? What is a black hole? Symbols like words and numbers can create problems of infinite regress.
I like music, as symbols go. Sure, it's highly subjective, but as a means of information communication, you can just do more with music.
Perhaps the Grand Unified Theory is a simple melody. Maybe it's just one note...