Litttle Things that Jiggle

This is what I pulled from the movie, "Little Things That Jiggle". (http://elearn.mtsac.edu/dlane/thejigglemovie.wmv) "To make a discovery is not necessarily the same as to understand a discovery." Abe Pais. As much as we hate to admit this reality, we often think we know alot more than we really do. Just like Columbus believed he found India but he really did find the "new world", we think we discover findings but we are just barely scratching the surface. There is so much deeper we can go with our research we just need the will to want to learn more and better education. We still are not masters of the human body. How do we control diseases and sickness and cancer? Until we know cures to these problems we have not mastered our own bodies that we walk around in every day. Do we really know alot about anything? Have we reached the ultimate konwledge to any one specific discovery or do we just discover certain things and fail to look deeper? CHAKS TAKE