That is where true revelation is found, when we give up on knowing, stop talking, stop thinking, and give the divine a chance to surprise us.

Indeed, when we seek to experience the wonder of existence without foregone conclusions as to its nature and creation, but instead with open eyes and mind, we open ourselves up to new ways of relating to the universe on its own terms.

We do not, can not, know why or how the universe exists, whether or not there is a god, and what that god might be.

This does not mean that questions of a transcendent nature do not deserve curiosity and exploration.

As physical beings, questions of metaphysics are, by definition, beyond the scope of our comprehension. Forever unknowable, unless we are somehow able to transcend our physical existence, to rise up from our petri dish universe.

We do not, can not, know why or how the universe exists, whether or not there is a god, and what that god might be.

This does not mean that questions of a transcendent nature do not deserve curiosity and exploration.

As physical beings, questions of metaphysics are, by definition, beyond the scope of our comprehension. Forever unknowable, unless we are somehow able to transcend our physical existence, to rise up from our petri dish universe.

I need this in my real life

Coloradon't

Always wondered where the Wien is on one of those things

I thought that the "Perth test" was checking if somebody could pronounce Karrinyup correctly.

I think a large part of the Greens (and all parties) funding comes from the AEC. For every first preference vote about $4 goes to the party (iirc)
Greens get 10-15% of the primary votes these days, which works out to a lot of money. Plus they get a lot of small, regular donations from supporters.