Thank you Mr. Murphy, for honoring me with extensive references to my thoughts on Wolfgang Pauli. I'll respond in detail in a later post, but I would like to note that much, if not most, of what I wrote about Pauli and his relationship with Carl Jung comes from Harald Atmanspacher, probably the leading authority today on dual aspect monism. Also, I think you do not give sufficient credit to John Polkinghorne, who was knighted by the Queen for his contributions to particle physics and did much to develop our understanding of quarks. He worked with Murray Gell-Mann and one of his students was Martin Rees. He is not in the same category in physics as Pauli, but his contributions are substantial as are his five books on physics.