Brian Greene

And by universe, call it multiverse, whatever word you want to use, the whole thing.

I do believe that it's coherent.

Now, whether that means it follows mathematical laws, I don't know.

It could be the case that, you know, when we talk to those aliens that we encounter one day and they say, okay, show us what you got.

We bring out our equations and they kind of laugh at us and say, oh, you guys are still stuck on math.

You know, and they said, yeah, you know, a thousand, 10,000 years ago, we were doing math too, but here's the real way of describing it.

Now, what they'd be showing us with the real way of describing it, I have no idea.

I can't even imagine what it would be that would be non-mathematical.

So I do have a deep faith that it's coherent.

And the only tool that I know how to encapsulate that coherence are mathematical equations.

So if Zantar Brian and Brian here come up with equations that collide with one another and don't work, to me it just means that both were wrong and there's some bigger overarching coherence that we've yet to find.

That's it.