In 1990, physician Frank Meshberger unveiled a fascinating interpretation of Michelangelo's artwork in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Meshberger discerned that the depiction of God Creating Adam on the ceiling contained a striking resemblance to a cross-sectional view of the human brain. He suggested that Michelangelo portrayed God enveloped by what appeared to be a shroud representing the human brain.

In contemplating the Sistine Chapel's symbolism, one might perceive a shift in perspective: it's not solely about God imparting intelligence to Adam.

Rather, it hints at the notion that intelligence, keen observation, and the very organ enabling them-the brain-serve as pathways, independent of conventional religious structures, leading directly to the essence of the divine or spirituality.

Clip from the TV series "Westworld"

There's NO WAY it could be both! Stay limited to two options at all times! 😜