Lawrence Maxwell Krauss

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Foundation Professor of the School of Earth and Space Exploration, and director of the Origins Project at Arizona State University. He is the author of several bestselling books, including The Physics of Star Trek and A Universe from Nothing.

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lkrauss528 karma

  1. work hard. 2. do good work. 3. don't let the bastards get you down, and 4. ENJOY yourself.

lkrauss432 karma

Science generates knowledge, philosophy reflects on it.

lkrauss423 karma

hmm.. besides religion, which I think is an obstacle to progress, I think it may be dealing with the geopolitical consequences of climate change.

lkrauss314 karma

1000 points of light. It takes all kinds of approaches to reach different people. As long as people don't distort the evidence of reality in reaching out to the public then I am fine with all of them. Anything that serves to educate, or produce questioning and interest to look further is good.

lkrauss287 karma

I guess I'd have to say hugging him goodbye the last time I saw him.

lkrauss262 karma

Richard is not abrasive. He is blunt, and we need that.

lkrauss251 karma

Breathing and eating with the same orifice

lkrauss241 karma

My favorite book of Richard's is River Out of Eden. It is the most beautifully concise description of evolution I've ever read, I liked it so much I sent Richard a fan letter when it appeared.

lkrauss240 karma

science is a process for figuring out how to separate nonsense from sense.., not a set of facts

lkrauss228 karma

I'm not as worried. In spite of the fact that fundamentalists are the loudest, all polls continue to suggest that the number of unbelievers continues to grow in the US.