Article June 13, 2016 ISSUE

Halting hatred

Nathan Talbot

Originally published in The Christian Science Monitor, February 26, 2016.

How we see the world around us depends on our view of reality.

When an average person looks across a room, he may say he sees mainly empty space—except for some furniture and a wall on the other side. But if a natural scientist puts on his “physicist hat,” he “sees” much more. His background and training enable him to see or understand “particles and fields,” for example.

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