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We Are Special In The Sense That We Can Know Our Place In The Cosmos. We Can Know Our Place In Space. We Are At Least One Of The Cosmos's Ways Of Knowing Itself. That Fills Me With Reverence And Joy. Another Insight I Really Want People To Consider Is This: Everyone Has Gotten This Far. Everyone You Meet Has Made It This Far. Nobody Is Superior To Anyone Else From An Evolutionary Standpoint.

When We See The Shadow On Our Images, Are We Seeing The Time 11 Minutes Ago On Mars? Or Are We Seeing The Time On Mars As Observed From Earth Now? It's Like Time Travel Problems In Science Fiction. When Is Now; When Was Then?

As My Old Professor Carl Sagan Said So Often, 'when You’re In Love, You Want To Tell The World.’ And I Base My Beliefs On The Information And The Process That We Call Science. It Fills Me With Joy To Make Discoveries Every Day Of Things I’ve Never Seen Before. It Fills Me With Joy To Know That We Can Pursue These Answers. It Is An Astonishing Thing That We Are — You And I Are One Of The Ways The Universe Knows Itself.

I Say To The Grown-ups, 'if You Want To Deny Evolution And Live In Your World That's Completely Inconsistent With Everything We've Observed In The Universe That's Fine. But Don't Make Your Kids Do It.'

There Really Is No Such Thing As Race. We All Came From Africa. We Are All Of The Same Stardust. We Are All Going To Live And Die On The Same Planet, A Pale Blue Dot In The Vastness Of Space. We Have To Work Together.