Lawrence M. Krauss, a theorist at Case Western Reserve, said not long ago at a public panel on cosmology in Chicago: “If you got rid of us, and all the stars and all the galaxies and all the planets and all the aliens and everybody, then the universe would be largely the same. We’re completely irrelevant.”
Actually, that's not true. If you got rid of just me, the universe would be changed forever. Well, at least mine would be.
About Me
- Jamie McVickar
- Chester Springs, PA, United States
- I live with my awesome family of 5 or 6 or maybe 8 depending on your definitions regarding an engaged step-daughter, an exchange student, and dogs, cats and stuff, in West Vincent in the house my dad built back in the 50's. I graduated from Westtown School and Earlham College, with a degree in Psychology, which helps explain why I'm an Accountant today. I've been a Quaker since I was 2 months old and a Phillies fan since I was 7. Being a Quaker has served me far better. I hope you enjoy this blog. Let's try to keep it vitriol free.
1 comment:
Nah, if we've got to get rid of somebody, I vote for taking out one of the aliens.
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