No Matter How Hard You Try To

Oftentimes, If You're Talking To A Seasoned Interviewer Who Asks You A Question, They May Do A Follow-up If They Didn't Quite Get It. It's Rare That They'll Do A Third Or Fourth Or Fifth Or Sixth Follow-up, Because There's An Implicit, Agreed-upon Decorum That They Move On. Kids Don't Necessarily Move On If They Don't Get It.

One Of The Wonders Of Science Is That It Is Completely Universal. It Crosses National Boundaries With Total Ease.

I Wouldn't Say That The Fabric Of The Cosmos Is A Book On Cosmology. Cosmology Certainly Plays A Big Part, But The Major Theme Is Our Ever-evolving Understanding Of Space And Time, And What It All Means For Our Sense Of Reality.

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.

The Fact That I Don't Have Any Particular Need For Religion Doesn't Mean That I Have A Need To Cast Religion Aside The Way Some Of My Colleagues Do.