The initial mystery that attends any journey is: how did the traveler reach his starting point in the first place. ~Louise Bogan
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A Universe From Nothing
Lawrence Krauss speaks humorously and frankly on cosmology. This talk is filled with insights on how we came to our remarkable knowledge of modern cosmology. I especially enjoy the opening quote:
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It took me awhile to get around to watching this, but I finally did. That was a fascinating speech!
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