It's all beautiful if you know how to look. Fully explaining a blade of grass to its core would have more engineering, biological, physical, and mathematical k

It's all beautiful if you know how to look. Fully explaining a blade of grass to its core would have more engineering, biological, physical, and mathematical knowledge than all of mankind's best web startups, businesses, and intellectual efforts combined. The beautiful irony of the once popular "god of the gaps" argument is that the gaps are continuing to widen toward infinitude each passing day. Each passing day we discover that "knowing" one thing reveals 9 more things we do not. How arrogant it would be to miss the awe-inspiring beauty, consistency, and self-sustaining processes that are everywhere, from mathematics to the physical and beyond.