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Einstein's Theory Of Relativity Does A Fantastic Job For Explaining Big Things. Quantum Mechanics Is Fantastic For The Other End Of The Spectrum - For Small Things.

Every Moment Is As Real As Every Other. Every 'now,' When You Say, 'this Is The Real Moment,' Is As Real As Every Other 'now' - And Therefore All The Moments Are Just Out There. Just As Every Location In Space Is Out There, I Think Every Moment In Time Is Out There, Too.

My Best Teachers Were Not The Ones Who Knew All The Answers, But Those Who Were Deeply Excited By Questions They Couldn't Answer.

I Love It When Real Science Finds A Home In A Fictional Setting, Where You Take Some Real Core Idea Of Science And Weave It Through A Fictional Narrative In Order To Bring It To Life, The Way Stories Can. That's My Favorite Thing.

Quantum Mechanics Is Different. Its Weirdness Is Evident Without Comparison. It Is Harder To Train Your Mind To Have Quantum Mechanical Tuition, Because Quantum Mechanics Shatters Our Own Personal, Individual Conception Of Reality