Nice addition to the topic Jimmy P, I don't know if I've seen the program, but I have seen very similar approaches to describing the universe.
My undergraduate studies was in Physics, and I still see myself in that context. So I just love seeing science, but most often theoretical mathematics, providing these unifying ideas. However, often these media presentations can be more hype than science. I really like some of the material I've seen on super strings and higher dimensions of reality which would describe all matter as being more intimately connected than current science would describe.
Science typically likes external and mechanically derived observations. Objective observation is the phrase, but what is generally accepted as valid observations are restricted to the non-personal observations. I can appreciate the prudence of this behaviour, but I can't help thinking that I would be foolish if I ignored my own observations.
I do scrutinize my observations, and do work to create a comprehensive model of the world based on my knowledge and my experience. I don't always let my model be limited by the current state of working science knowledge. I am often encourages by some of the emerging ideas in the science community.
To comment on these models, I do not see them as being in conflict with SFQ or many of the religously based ideas. I don't think any of them are completely accurate. They are just the models developed by different bodies / disciplines, which are each trying to understand and work with the universe. I tend to work with the idea that there is one so-called reality, and so I look for the commonalities in the different models, as well as the differences. Both the commonalities and differences provide understanding.
None of this, is necessary to progress with SFQ. However, ideas are energy and they influence one's thought patterns. So allowing ideas to develop and changes is a natural part of the SFQ process of creating balance and flow. At least that is the way I see things.
You are perfection.
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