Our Goal In Science Is To Discover

We Are Special In The Sense That We Can Know Our Place In The Cosmos. We Can Know Our Place In Space. We Are At Least One Of The Cosmos's Ways Of Knowing Itself. That Fills Me With Reverence And Joy. Another Insight I Really Want People To Consider Is This: Everyone Has Gotten This Far. Everyone You Meet Has Made It This Far. Nobody Is Superior To Anyone Else From An Evolutionary Standpoint.

Television Isn't Inherently Good Or Bad. You Go To A Bookstore, There Are How Many Thousands Of Books, But How Many Of Those Do You Want? Five? Television's The Same Way. If You're Going To Show People Stuff, Television Is The Way To Go. Words And Pictures Show Things.

Speaking Of Human Computers, There Is A Guy Named Art Benjamin, He's A Human Calculator. He Says It's A Skill He Learned As A Kid. Now He's A Math Professor At Harvey Mudd. He Can Find The Square Root Of A Six Digit Number In A Few Seconds. Practice.

But As The Cerebellum Degrades With Age, So Does The Quality Of Memories. The Memories Are There, But They're Not As Good.

The Debate [in Undeniable] Was Nominally About Creationism As A "viable" Explanation For What We Observe Around Us. For My Side, The Debate Went Very Well; I'm Not Sure What I Would Change, Although I Can Imagine Shortening My Answers During The Rebuttals, Perhaps.