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Monday, June 14, 2004  
Brief Study Break:
Here's a small excerpt from an article about Stephen Hawking I was reading that I found fascinating:
"This was the holy grail. 'A complete theory of the basic laws of the universe,' Hawking had once hoped, could be formulated by 2020. (Earlier, he had bet on the year 2000.) It would lead to a 'complete understanding of the universe, why it is as it is and why it exists at all.'
As an old idealist, Hawking thrilled to such a future. With a complete theory at hand, cosmology would no longer be confined to the high priests of science. 'Then we shall all, philosophers, scientists, and just ordinary people, be able to take part in this discussion,' he promised at the end of his best-seller. Nor are such extravagant hopes confined to him. 'We will discover eventually why there's a universe'...'The laws of the universe tell you if you start out with truly nothing, this is unstable and will decay into something. Yes, the universe is inevitable. Nothing cannot exist forever.' A pause. 'I usually wear my Zen robes when I talk that way.' Many cosmologists-Hawking especially-deploy humor with calculation, using it as a method of fraternization with the uninitiated, blunting the resentment of the bewildered.'"

Kind of belittles all that we're working for right now if you ask me.
Anyhow, good luck to me and my UC chaps on finals, and to all a good neverending night.
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