Spencer Heath Archive

Item 325

Recalled by Spencer MacCallum immediately after conversation with Heath

/Sciences examine data in their respective fields and reason about them, drawing conclusions about their fields. Philosophy takes generalizations of all the sciences (laws) and draws one generalization of the second degree, so to speak, which is that all existence is events and can be known in terms of its constituents, mass, motion and time. From this philosophical “law,” all philosophical and religious conclusions can be derived./