martg wrote:
A very good start!

Which can lead nicely into lots of geometrical, mathematical, geomantic themes that would argue against a chaotic and random development of the Universe and everything in it. The beauty of that angle of research is the natural beauty to be found there!

There is also the fact that ancient civilizations were not only aware of the sacred proportions, but that they incorporated them into their building designs and symbolism long before mainstream modern science would generally give them credit for.

Another interesting area is how supposedly primitive peoples have knowledge which is now recognized as cutting edge science.

I believe in some kind of intelligent design. The human eye could that really just be random atoms etc bumping into each other. Buddhists were talking about quantum physics 2 thousands years ago etc.
The question i ask myself is why is this knowledge now hidden.

nirvana wrote:
No. The eye evolved.