November 10, 2004

We are a defect on an insignificance This kind of thinking seems oddly reassuring in a world that appears to be removed from its material reality. An interview by Robin Williams of Gerry Gilmore on the Science Show. Gilmore is an experimental philosopher at Cambridge.
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