If You Have A Beating Heart, That's

I Believe That We Are A Story-driven Species And That We Understand How Things Are Put Together, In The Context Of Narrative. It's A Shame That Science Hasn't Been Taught That Way, In A Long Time. It's Usually The Fact Completely Devoid Of Any Human Experience Or Any Idea Of How The Scientist Came To That Conclusion.

Well, I Actually Grew Up In The Sixties. I Feel Very Lucky, Actually, That That Was My Slice Of Time That I Was Dealt. Let's Remember That The Real Motivation In The Sixties, And Even In The Fifties, Was The Cold War.

I Don't Have Any Faith, But I Have A Lot Of Hope, And I Have A Lot Of Dreams Of What We Could Do With Our Intelligence If We Had The Will And The Leadership And The Understanding Of How We Could Take All Of Our Intelligence And Our Resources And Create A World For Our Kids That Is Hopeful.

The Greatest Thing That Science Teaches You Is The Law Of Unintended Consequences.

In The 1970s, I Think That There Was Probably A Higher Degree Of Respect For Science, Of Hope About The Future, And The Future-oriented Vision.