What is reality? Was it founded in science or experimentation? How does religion figure into our findings? The author writes... "I have more faith in science than religion, but I am not prepared to accept much of what science teaches, either; and the next part of this treatise explains why." How can we come to an understanding of our surroundings without accepting a premise of science, religion or experimentation. This writing is the authors look into how we observe and describe our surroundings. A single dimension, two or three. Time and temperature. The space of emptiness or the space filled with waves and particles. There are many considerations which we have accepted through teachings. Then there are those of us that must first do it wrong a few times before we accept the teachings or maybe find a new path and discover the teachings may vary. Which is the reality? Is it science, religion or experimentation? Read on and discover what this author believes. It may change your outlook on reality."Because of knowledge. Because of a new intellectual awakening of the human species. Because of our determination to know reality. The result of knowing reality is worth the effort that it takes to know it."