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Kathryn bay's avatar

Thank you, Lawrence Krauss, for stating eloquently, and more important accurately, these issues of what science is and is not. I'm about to have lived 80 years, and still marvel at the irrationality swirling around the issue f existence. Since human psychology results from natural forces, science may yet explain why it's so difficult for humans to agree that just because we have an idea is no indication that it is true.

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Dallas E Weaver's avatar

In science you can tell someone he/she is full of nonsense and they may find that offensive. The only requirement is that I have to prove them wrong and that is the fun. I have seen some real jerks have to eat their nonsense when confronted with data that refutes their hypothesis.

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James OHalloran's avatar

I listened to that podcast. You spoke very well. Thanks

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gillis15's avatar

Been following your exploits on Twitter. What an amazing opportunity to go see the pyramids in person (and tour them!). Did you see any evidence of alien tech?...🤔👽🛸🖖😂

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Lawrence M. Krauss's avatar

No. :)

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JC's avatar

Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson would be proud.

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James OHalloran's avatar

Okay that is pretty funny. You know, I happen to enjoy listening to them on occasion. And I bet ya when Krauss was in Egypt he was probably reading Fingerprints and piecing it altogether :)

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Lawrence M. Krauss's avatar

indeed.. these are not just nasty illusions, they are life and death illusions!

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