Skip Atwater

Everything that comes to you comes from what we believe in. not by me giving you quarters or whatever out the window. And it was an interesting, in the movie, it was an interesting lesson he was teaching those kids. They're used to trying to find something to eat and run down the street and chase anybody that looks a foreigner or whoever to give them some money and make their life better.

Everything that comes to you comes from what we believe in. not by me giving you quarters or whatever out the window. And it was an interesting, in the movie, it was an interesting lesson he was teaching those kids. They're used to trying to find something to eat and run down the street and chase anybody that looks a foreigner or whoever to give them some money and make their life better.

Everything that comes to you comes from what we believe in. not by me giving you quarters or whatever out the window. And it was an interesting, in the movie, it was an interesting lesson he was teaching those kids. They're used to trying to find something to eat and run down the street and chase anybody that looks a foreigner or whoever to give them some money and make their life better.

And this guy got out and he just went like that. And all the kids are like, Interesting.

And this guy got out and he just went like that. And all the kids are like, Interesting.

And this guy got out and he just went like that. And all the kids are like, Interesting.

Well, we, in my mind, if I back up hundreds of years and watch the way people have organized what they thought was space, like we talked about a minute ago in terms of The Earth is the center of everything, and everything else goes around the Earth. And then you think, well, no, look, we've measured out over the years, and we found out that not everything is the center of the Earth.

Well, we, in my mind, if I back up hundreds of years and watch the way people have organized what they thought was space, like we talked about a minute ago in terms of The Earth is the center of everything, and everything else goes around the Earth. And then you think, well, no, look, we've measured out over the years, and we found out that not everything is the center of the Earth.

Well, we, in my mind, if I back up hundreds of years and watch the way people have organized what they thought was space, like we talked about a minute ago in terms of The Earth is the center of everything, and everything else goes around the Earth. And then you think, well, no, look, we've measured out over the years, and we found out that not everything is the center of the Earth.

As a matter of fact, if you look, there's things out there, they're really strange, and there's a bunch of things out there, and we're calling those planets. Well, how do you know it's doing that? Well, it took a long time for... guys to figure it out and watch it happen. So we are beginning to think now that this thing we call space is infinite.

As a matter of fact, if you look, there's things out there, they're really strange, and there's a bunch of things out there, and we're calling those planets. Well, how do you know it's doing that? Well, it took a long time for... guys to figure it out and watch it happen. So we are beginning to think now that this thing we call space is infinite.

As a matter of fact, if you look, there's things out there, they're really strange, and there's a bunch of things out there, and we're calling those planets. Well, how do you know it's doing that? Well, it took a long time for... guys to figure it out and watch it happen. So we are beginning to think now that this thing we call space is infinite.

There isn't a place where, well, when do we stop having planets and suns and stars? And it's a good question because some of them say, Everything was supposed to collapse back in a billion years from now and start all over again with a big bang. And then time went by and the scientists looked out and said, all of those things aren't coming back.

There isn't a place where, well, when do we stop having planets and suns and stars? And it's a good question because some of them say, Everything was supposed to collapse back in a billion years from now and start all over again with a big bang. And then time went by and the scientists looked out and said, all of those things aren't coming back.

There isn't a place where, well, when do we stop having planets and suns and stars? And it's a good question because some of them say, Everything was supposed to collapse back in a billion years from now and start all over again with a big bang. And then time went by and the scientists looked out and said, all of those things aren't coming back.

They just keep going further and further and further away until as time passes, like there really is time, it will be so far away, we can't see it anymore. Well, then are we alone in the universe? What's space all about?

They just keep going further and further and further away until as time passes, like there really is time, it will be so far away, we can't see it anymore. Well, then are we alone in the universe? What's space all about?

They just keep going further and further and further away until as time passes, like there really is time, it will be so far away, we can't see it anymore. Well, then are we alone in the universe? What's space all about?

And I will challenge that statement, not that it's a big deal. Yes, the Big Bang is the thing. Well, how much longer? Will that stick? Will that always be that's the way it is? Or 100 years from now, 200, 500 years from now, they will say, you know, that Big Bang thing just doesn't work.

And I will challenge that statement, not that it's a big deal. Yes, the Big Bang is the thing. Well, how much longer? Will that stick? Will that always be that's the way it is? Or 100 years from now, 200, 500 years from now, they will say, you know, that Big Bang thing just doesn't work.