Good question.
And why do you think there is?
There are of course things simply too distant or too powerful or too
complex to be understood, let alone comprehended. But ultimately, no, I
don't think there is anything _beyond_ our comprehension.
But we all can speak too soon. Is the past truly within our
comprehension? Even the past we have lived in?
And so, yes, I willingly accept mysteries we may never know.
But- I never bludgeon Occam's razor into a vessel for holy water.
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