When You Know The Answer You Want,

Science Is Very Good At Answering The 'how' Questions. 'how Did The Universe Evolve To The Form That We See?' But It Is Woefully Inadequate In Addressing The 'why' Questions. 'why Is There A Universe At All?' These Are The Meaning Questions, Which Many People Think Religion Is Particularly Good At Dealing With.

I Was Holding [my Four-year-old Daughter] And I Said, 'sophia, I Love You More Than Anything In The Universe.' And She Turned To Me And Said, 'daddy, Universe Or Multiverse?'

The Main Challenge That Television Presents Is That I Have A Tendency To Say Things With A Great Deal Of Precision And Accuracy. Often A Description Of That Sort, Which Will Work In A Book Because People Can Read It Slowly - They Can Turn The Pages Back And So On - Doesn't Really Work On Tv Because It Interrupts The Flow Of The Moving Image.

All You Are Is A Bag Of Particles Acting Out The Laws Of Physics. That To Me Is Pretty Clear.

Art Makes Us Human, Music Makes Us Human, And I Deeply Feel That Science Makes Us Human.