Glen Phillips

And the new discoveries right now, especially in something like physics, higher mathematics, are very difficult to make. Because the questions are so large, it requires massive teams on any paper. And the scrutiny is so high. And the scrutiny is so high.

And the new discoveries right now, especially in something like physics, higher mathematics, are very difficult to make. Because the questions are so large, it requires massive teams on any paper. And the scrutiny is so high. And the scrutiny is so high.

And I think it's easy to look at that from outside and see, well, those are a bunch of people who think they're really smart and understand things I don't. So screw them. Instead of respecting, actually, the incredible work and dedication and scrutiny that it takes to do real science.

And I think it's easy to look at that from outside and see, well, those are a bunch of people who think they're really smart and understand things I don't. So screw them. Instead of respecting, actually, the incredible work and dedication and scrutiny that it takes to do real science.

And I think it's easy to look at that from outside and see, well, those are a bunch of people who think they're really smart and understand things I don't. So screw them. Instead of respecting, actually, the incredible work and dedication and scrutiny that it takes to do real science.

And even the uncertainty, I mean, once again, physicists are my favorite in this way because physicists are the happiest to be wrong, I think, of any scientists. Physicists are waiting and anticipating for the standard model to fail. They all want the standard model. They're all waiting because that'll be the biggest thing ever, right, is when everything they know is wrong.

And even the uncertainty, I mean, once again, physicists are my favorite in this way because physicists are the happiest to be wrong, I think, of any scientists. Physicists are waiting and anticipating for the standard model to fail. They all want the standard model. They're all waiting because that'll be the biggest thing ever, right, is when everything they know is wrong.

And even the uncertainty, I mean, once again, physicists are my favorite in this way because physicists are the happiest to be wrong, I think, of any scientists. Physicists are waiting and anticipating for the standard model to fail. They all want the standard model. They're all waiting because that'll be the biggest thing ever, right, is when everything they know is wrong.

And I don't, maybe other disciplines are also like this, but I feel like physics is the most primed for that. But we're in a really interesting era of institutional distrust and distrust of expertise. And I said before we started this thing, that Ruth Bader Ginsburg quote of putting down your umbrella in the middle of a rainstorm because you're dry isn't smart.

And I don't, maybe other disciplines are also like this, but I feel like physics is the most primed for that. But we're in a really interesting era of institutional distrust and distrust of expertise. And I said before we started this thing, that Ruth Bader Ginsburg quote of putting down your umbrella in the middle of a rainstorm because you're dry isn't smart.

And I don't, maybe other disciplines are also like this, but I feel like physics is the most primed for that. But we're in a really interesting era of institutional distrust and distrust of expertise. And I said before we started this thing, that Ruth Bader Ginsburg quote of putting down your umbrella in the middle of a rainstorm because you're dry isn't smart.

And I think getting rid of expertise in a world that works pretty well with technology that works pretty well with public health that although imperfect has extended our lifespan and quality of life where I'm 53 and I feel like A little achier, but generally very healthy compared to where I was in my 30s. And I don't feel old.

And I think getting rid of expertise in a world that works pretty well with technology that works pretty well with public health that although imperfect has extended our lifespan and quality of life where I'm 53 and I feel like A little achier, but generally very healthy compared to where I was in my 30s. And I don't feel old.

And I think getting rid of expertise in a world that works pretty well with technology that works pretty well with public health that although imperfect has extended our lifespan and quality of life where I'm 53 and I feel like A little achier, but generally very healthy compared to where I was in my 30s. And I don't feel old.

And you look at 53 and like the movies from the 70s, it was a lot older than our 53. And it was a lot older. And to take all these miracles for granted. is very unwise. And to take the expertise that got that, and I understand it is frightening that there are things that not all of us can know, but I also do things that a lot of people can't do. My mom's tone deaf. My wife is tone deaf.

And you look at 53 and like the movies from the 70s, it was a lot older than our 53. And it was a lot older. And to take all these miracles for granted. is very unwise. And to take the expertise that got that, and I understand it is frightening that there are things that not all of us can know, but I also do things that a lot of people can't do. My mom's tone deaf. My wife is tone deaf.

And you look at 53 and like the movies from the 70s, it was a lot older than our 53. And it was a lot older. And to take all these miracles for granted. is very unwise. And to take the expertise that got that, and I understand it is frightening that there are things that not all of us can know, but I also do things that a lot of people can't do. My mom's tone deaf. My wife is tone deaf.

I can sing pretty well. yeah, I've worked hard at it too. I can play guitar. I can write a song. And not just write a song that has a structure, but hopefully with some songs, write a song that gets in someone's heart and helps them to allow themselves to feel something they need to feel. And we have different expertise.

I can sing pretty well. yeah, I've worked hard at it too. I can play guitar. I can write a song. And not just write a song that has a structure, but hopefully with some songs, write a song that gets in someone's heart and helps them to allow themselves to feel something they need to feel. And we have different expertise.

I can sing pretty well. yeah, I've worked hard at it too. I can play guitar. I can write a song. And not just write a song that has a structure, but hopefully with some songs, write a song that gets in someone's heart and helps them to allow themselves to feel something they need to feel. And we have different expertise.