I Like To Regard Myself As Someone

There Really Is No Such Thing As Race. We All Came From Africa. We Are All Of The Same Stardust. We Are All Going To Live And Die On The Same Planet, A Pale Blue Dot In The Vastness Of Space. We Have To Work Together.

I Often Reflect On What An Extraordinary Time (pun Intended) It Is To Be Alive Here In The Beginning Of The Twenty-first Century. It Took Life Billions Of Years To Get To This Point. It Took Humans Thousands Of Years To Piece Together A Meaningful Understanding Of Our Cosmos, Our Planet And Ourselves. Think How Fortunate We Are To Know This Much. But Think Also Of All That's Yet To Be Discovered. Here's Hoping The Deep Answers To The Deep Questions-from The Nature Of Consciousness To The Origin Of Life-will Be Found In Not Too Much More Time.

You And I Are Made Of Stardust. We Are The Stuff Of Exploded Stars. We Are Therefore, At Least 1 Way That The Universe Knows Itself. That, To Me, Is Astonishing.

Everyone You Will Ever Meet Knows Something You Don't.

Burning Carbon-based Substances Like Oil, Gas, And Especially Coal, Produces Billions Of Tons Of Extra Carbon Dioxide Each Year. Methane Gas From Cows And Pigs And Other Animals On Our Large Farms Ends Up In The Atmosphere As Well, Trapping More Of The Sun's Energy As Heat.