Of Human History that a test to quince reality. How does it tie in with what you do as a physical theorists, fit theoretical physicist . It doesnt tiein at all to what i do as the theoretical physicists. As i human being, physicists are people. We live in Human Society and my mind, religion and science have been the two most powerful forces that have shaped human civilization so if you are ignorant of religion or you dismiss it, you are discounting a lot of Human History. Are the incompatible . I dont think they are incompatible. I have many scientific colleagues who are devout believers. There are fewer scientists who are devout believers than in the general public, but the fact that there are scientists who are devout believers shows that they are not incompatible. I think there are not incompatible and all if your belief in god is the kind of god who does not intervene in the physical universe. A god who sets things up and sits down on the sidelines. That is not incompatible at all
Every weekend, booktv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books, on cspan 2 keep watching for more television for serious readers. Booktv is live this weekend from the tucson festival of books. Start agent 1 00 p. M. Eastern 10 00 a. M. Pacific well be covering several author panel on topics such as race and politics, Supreme Court, environment, immigration, and more. All this live from the university of arizona the site of the seventh annual tucson festival of books. I give an example in god, guns, grits and gravy of this guy who is heading green peace in europe, and so he is all about wanting to reduce co2 emissions. But in all of an audit of green peace shows he is flying from his home to lux. Boring a couple of times a month, and the output of co2 he is expending because of his jet travel is like 100 times that of the average person. And so when confronted about it, here was his answer. He said well, the train trip would take 12 hours and that would be time away from my f
captioning sponsored by rose communications from our sdios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . rose: a university professor of art history and history at columbia university, a prolific writer, and keen observer of just about everything from a perfectly cooked egg to the politics of the moment. i m pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. thank you. rose: often some of the keenest observatioof us is from someone who is not always with us. well, you know, i feel moreith us, as it were than not that is truly the way i spend my time but it true to say pie passions are evenly divided. between the two but it does strike me with all my kind of american side of me, operating, we re an extraordinarily dangerous and difficult and worrying moment. because ver possly since the civil war, ctainly not since the new deal have two utterly and unreconcileable philosophies or ideologies of governmen really been, you know, in the boxing ring with each other. one of which,
captioning sponsored by rose communications from our sdios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . rose: a university professor of art history and history at columbia university, a prolific writer, and keen observer of just about everything from a perfectly cooked egg to the politics of the moment. i m pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. thank you. rose: often some of the keenest observatioof us is from someone who is not always with us. well, you know, i feel moreith us, as it were than not that is truly the way i spend my time but it true to say pie passions are evenly divided. between the two but it does strike me with all my kind of american side of me, operating, we re an extraordinarily dangerous and difficult and worrying moment. because ver possly since the civil war, ctainly not since the new deal have two utterly and unreconcileable philosophies or ideologies of governmen really been, you know, in the boxing ring with each other. one of which,
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