While many major theorists from the early- and mid-twentieth century could understand the rationality of modern science and technology to be one through which we seek to comprehend, manipulate, and master the world in which we live--thereby excluding from that world any meaningful sense of the "mystical," more recent thinkers are beginning to re-interpret the scientific and technological networks that now define our world in terms of a mystical or quasi-mystical logic that would remain, in fact, fundamental to those networks. This lecture will argue that the mystical logic one might indeed see operative in today's scientific and technological networks is tied intimately to the ongoing process of human self-creation that takes place in and through those networks.