Free Flowing - Tapping the Universal Consciousness

Garvin is determined to hear his own thoughts, all the while his bald head is being nuked by the baking summer rays, suddenly he hears a tiny voice from within crying out "Get Out of the Feckn Sun Would ya!". George points out that Super Heroes have it good and the rest of us can eat, work, sleep and just get on with it, as it will all turn out the same anyway. Garvin is nearly certain he knew what he was talking about but now he is not so sure, but he is determined to find out this instant. Turns out Quantum Theory contains all the answers, it seems Determinism and The Uncertainty Principle are at loggerheads but Death and Taxes seem to be a given, depending of course on your social background where the latter at least may be avoided with good planning. Synchronicity is kicking back in again, the lads are not just talking the same talk, walking the same walk, they are now dressing the same. Garvin is not happy as he had both Fat Man and Dead Man Shirts to pick from but probability theory helped uncertainty out in the dressing room and chose the one with the nice pattern, George just stuck his hand in the wardrobe without consulting anyone and bagged the winner. The Jokers discuss Determinism further and conclude that they are both certain they were born, they had a mother, that she was related to her own grandmother and they both were themselves when they last looked in the mirror, but they aren't sure if the person looking back was who it was meant to be in life. Garvin is doodling on the back of a matchbook, if you look closely he has put a bold line through E=MC squared and is busy scribbling something about the shortest distance between two points in space is a zero as you are already there you just haven't remembered yet. George is sure that Christ was a crew member on the starship enterprise and was just on a series of away missions exploring time travel, all the while moving between modern-day New York and a number of locked rooms in early Christian times. This seems to coincide with the founding of ESP and the earliest examples of the Non-Locality Principle. Garvin points out to George that while physicists were trying to quantify the unknown with some level of certainty, they probably proved beyond unreasonable doubt that there is certainly a lot more that they don't know, however that doesn't matter as they are sure that can be ignored if they create a new symbol for it, Let's just call it the "Grand Observer Dilemma" for the moment...