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There's The Caveman In Us. The Caveman In You Says, "i Want Direct Contact. I Don't Want A Picture." The Caveman In Our Body Says Once In A While, We Have To Go Outside. We Have To Meet Real People, Talk To Real People, And Do Real Things.

There Are So Many Wonders Awaiting Us. If We Can Upload Memories, Then We Might Be Able To Combat Alzheimers, As Well As Create A Brain-net Of Memories And Emotions To Replace The Internet, Which Would Revolutionize Entertainment, The Economy, And Our Way Of Life. Maybe Even To Help Us Live Forever, And Send Consciousness Into Outer Space.

You Know; When I Look At The Night Sky And I See This Enormous Splendor Of Stars And Galaxies, I Sometimes Ask The Question, Well How Many Worlds Are We Talking About? Well Do The Math, There Are About 100 Billion Galaxies That Are In The Visible Universe And Each Galaxy In Turn Contains About 100 Billion Stars, You Multiply And You Get About Ten Billion Trillion Stars. Well I Think It Is The Height Of Arrogance To Believe That We Are Alone In The Universe, My Attitude Is That The Universe Is Teaming, Teaming With Different Kinds Of Life Forms

There Are Many Examples Of Old, Incorrect Theories That Stubbornly Persisted, Sustained Only By The Prestige Of Foolish But Well-connected Scientists... Many Of These Theories Have Been Killed Off Only When Some Decisive Experiment Exposed Their Incorrectness... Thus The Yeoman Work In Any Science, And Especially Physics, Is Done By The Experimentalist, Who Must Keep The Theoreticians Honest.

Some People Are A Little Bit Afraid About The Future Because They See All These Gadgets And Gizmos Coming Down The Pike And They Think They're Too Old To Learn All This New Stuff. But Eventually They Begin To Realize, 'hey, Some Of This Stuff Is Useful.'