> What fundamental limitation of human information storage/processing technology would prevent us from "making sense" of the universe at a general level? By "ma

> What fundamental limitation of human information storage/processing technology would prevent us from "making sense" of the universe at a general level? By "making sense", I mean coming up with a complete and consistent physical model. The nature of that fundamental limitation may escape our grasp by definition. The article at least presents the idea that the strange observations of the quantum mechanical universe may sit outside the range of science. I think there's some merit to the idea that humans, not as "willful" entities, but as groups of particles swept up in a cosmic chain reaction, may face fundamental limitations to the "scope" of what we can grasp about the nature of the universe. Of course, that could be totally wrong as well.