128- An Illiterate vs. a Scientist and a Clairvoyant vs. a Scientist
Another example: if an illiterate man who does not know math tries to calculate the mass of a table, even though he may endeavor hard in this task, he will not obtain a correct measurement. However, one whose mind is more progressed and has an education in geometry and mathematics can determine the mass of the table swiftly and much more accurately with quick calculations.
A clairvoyant individual who recognizes "the real dimension" is like the scientist compared with the illiterate. In an instant, a clairvoyant individual realizes the table's correct mass without making any calculations or wasting any time. Any calculation from the starting point of measuring to the end of computing may take some time. However, a clairvoyant intuitively knows the actual mass as soon as he wishes to know and does not need to measure and waste time.
My dear brother, I have helped you identify these verities using definitive and logical reasons. Of course, you will also agree with us if you contemplate and ponder on this notion.