So how did that amorphous Big Bang turn into our complex cosmos?

And being in this process of being in a community that reasons from shared evidence to conclusions,

Richard Dawkins The universe is queerer than we can suppose

Being human is an art form.

There's no use making hogs of ourselves.

Here we are at a conference about being alive and you're going to describe the experience of being alive as fine ?!

And we would have effectively cease to be a free enterprise society.

We can think of them as part of our universe.

We talk about being uplifted or elevated.

It's terrible to be old, isn't it?

And until we have that synthesis, we won't be able to understand the very beginning of our universe because when our universe was itself the size of an atom, quantum effects could shake everything.

And being in this process of being in a community that reasons from shared evidence to conclusions, I believe, teaches us about democracy.

Right?

We can think of them as part of our universe.

And we are very happy to be part of the TED family.

How does my hair look?

Let me clean up all of this and we can OK.

As your guests, we never lack for anything.

And then I saw the obvious link, because even we liberals

Kind of.

In all the immensity of our universe and the galaxies beyond... the Earth will not be missed.

In less than 200 years, you know, just in a few generations, we've gone from being 200 being 100 percent, 95 percent farmers to less than 2 percent of farmers.

We are victims of our leaders, more than we are of the US!

It's why we all have different résumés.

Even the idea of us as a family was challenging to most people.

As it is just part of being a human, a curiously smart crature.

And so we believe that there may be a lot more to physical reality than what we've normally called our universe the aftermath of our Big Bang. And here's another picture.

And so we believe that there may be a lot more to physical reality than what we've normally called our universe the aftermath of our Big Bang.

Is it possible that our universe is just a plume off of some greater history?

I don't think, being Pepsi, anything we say about Coca Cola, anyone's going to believe us.

One reason, actually, has to do with a feeling of being wrong.

And we become the subjects and objects of other people's lives.

And the fallacy comes from idealizing a past that we have forgotten about.

They're just part of being alive we all do it.

The courage to stay and face the enemy, and the honor to be able to say

And until we have that synthesis, we won't be able to understand the very beginning of our universe because when our universe was itself the size of an atom, quantum effects could shake everything.

But we can actually be more specific in defining our universe.

So we formed a team, a great team of people, and we started doing this.

And the reason being a nonprofit is important is actually twofold.

And we'll end up after 13 billion years with something looking rather like our own universe.

So I'm going to take as inspiration the fact that we're all interested in interacting with other people,

And you're tempted to think, well perhaps, could that be why we are naked?

It just hasn't worked out, our being apart all these years.

In less than 200 years, you know, just in a few generations, we've gone from being 200 being 100 percent, 95 percent farmers to less than 2 percent of farmers.

We slip into thinking that always being connected is going to make us fell less alone.