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Sweepout: Spherical Sweepout:
"I am making a prime working assumption that man has a function and that man is here for his metaphysical capability, not his physical. His muscle is less than that of a donkey…
"The energies in the Universe are just incredible and they get to a billion galaxies with 100 billion stars each. Anything man has physically is absolutely nothing. But little man on our planet, learning about the principles of optics, learning about the principles of refraction of light, and able then to develop beautiful lenses to magnify, to make a great reflector such as Mt. Palomar and discover that there are a billion galaxies with about 100 billion stars each, 99 percent of which are not visible to the naked eye.
“For man learned scientifically and synergetically as a series of events that prisms do reflect light and break the light up into red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet; and he discovered accidentally that the light coming from an incandescent chemical element going through the prism produced another color that you and I can’t see but that the chemical emulsion could see in the camer a photograph. And thus we discovered that every one of”
