On intelligent differentials and Planet 19

It is always logical, for a brained intelligent person to always be able to ask of what is impossible. if you know what is impossible, you can find almost everything applicable in what’s possible. Someone asked me indirectly recently, about the science of sight— how we see, why we see, what we can see but may or may not be there for instance. And I am reminded of two things. One, The fact that I am now more inclined to the view that sciences like physics and mathematics are highly differential to sciences like medicine and surgery.  Medicine and surgery, will tell you what is there and how it works. They may be short-sighted and short handed in doing this. Physics and mathematics on the other hand, may be able to go from optics to quantum physics to show you the implications and applications of what must be there, what can’t be there and how they may apply in natural reality. Again, to acertain that something has no probability of occuring based on facts ensures the least reality of error occurrence. Impossibility matters. The other thing I was reminded of, was a novel I had planned for more than a decade now titled Planet 19, because I simply couldn’t fathom The implication that there are two Earths and life exists despite that. To Make Planet 19 possible, for 2027, please support the free books for life cause.