Part 11/15:
A fascinating segment explores the implications of quantum physics, especially the ideas introduced by Oppenheimer—a film about the scientist who led the Manhattan Project. It suggests that at the quantum level, matter and energy are interchangeable—a universe built upon forces rather than solid objects. This shape-shifting nature of reality hints at the profound role of consciousness and perception in shaping existence, echoing Judeo-Christian notions in Genesis ("Let there be light") and Hindu philosophy's unity of life.