One Of The Wonders Of Science Is

The Absolute Worst Thing That You Ever Can Do, In My Opinion, In Bringing Science To The General Public, Is Be Condescending Or Judgmental. It Is So Opposite To The Way Science Needs To Be Brought Forth.

There May Be Many Big Bangs That Happened At Various And Far-flung Locations, Each Creating Its Own Swelling, Spatial Expanse, Each Creating A Universe - Our Universe Being The Result Of Only One Of Those Big Bangs.

Writing For The Stage Is Different From Writing For A Book. You Want To Write In A Way That An Actor Has Material To Work With, Writing In The First Person Not The Third Person, And Pulling Out The Dramatic Elements In A Bigger Way For A Stage Presentation.

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.

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.