Quote by Timothy Leary

The universe is an intelligence test.

The universe is an intelligence test.

Summary

This quote suggests that the universe itself serves as a test to measure our intelligence or ability to understand it. It implies that the complexities and mysteries of the universe, such as its laws, phenomenons, and the nature of existence, require a certain level of intelligence to comprehend. Consequently, by exploring and seeking to understand the universe, we are essentially engaging in an ongoing test of our intellect and capacity for knowledge.

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By Timothy Leary

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