Exploring The Unknown Requires Tolerating Uncertainty.

I Think It's Too Fast To Say That All Sci-fi Ultimately Winds Up Having Some Place In Science. On The Other Hand, Imaginative Minds Working Outside Of Science As Storytellers Certainly Have Come Upon Ideas That, With The Passing Decades, Have Either Materialized Of Come Close To Materializing.

All Mathematics Is Is A Language That Is Well Tuned, Finely Honed, To Describe Patterns; Be It Patterns In A Star, Which Has Five Points That Are Regularly Arranged, Be It Patterns In Numbers Like 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 That Follow Very Regular Progression.

Supersymmetry Is A Theory Which Stipulates That For Every Known Particle There Should Be A Partner Particle. For Instance, The Electron Should Be Paired With A Supersymmetric 'selectron,' Quarks Ought To Have 'squark' Partners, And So On.

Intelligence Is The Ability To Take In Information From The World And To Find Patterns In That Information That Allow You To Organize Your Perceptions And Understand The External World.

Cosmology Is Among The Oldest Subjects To Captivate Our Species. And It’s No Wonder. We’re Storytellers, And What Could Be More Grand Than The Story Of Creation?