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I picked two well-known examples, because they're very well-known for expressing science through art.

But I want to talk about a different aspect of DNA science, and that is the physical nature of DNA.

This is work from a number of years ago, but what I'll show you next is updated science, it's updated technology.

So again, this is all derived accurately from the science.

Exploring at the frontier of science, at the frontier of human understanding, is mind-blowing.

Discovering this stuff is certainly a pleasurable incentive to work in science.

Science and just observation gives us that feeling without it, so I don't feel the need.

Back then, we were 200 people, and half of our company was made up of computer science majors or engineers, but our experience with Jeff left us wondering: Could we repeat this through our business?

And while we still sought after computer engineers and computer science majors, we sprinkled in artists, musicians, writers ... and Jeff's story started to multiply itself throughout our company.

And today, we're a thousand people, yet still less than a hundred have degrees in computer science or engineering.

Our past president dedicated over a billion dollars towards STEM education at the expense of other subjects, and our current president recently redirected 200 million dollars of Department of Education funding into computer science.

Now my science isn't very good.

But if I'm interested in your potential, or for happiness or productivity or energy or creativity, we're creating the cult of the average with science.

Embedded within that question is the key to understanding the science of happiness.

As a side effect, I get to see how applying a little bit of computer science can make human decision-making easier.

But thinking about the computer science of human decisions reveals that in fact, we've got this backwards.

Computer science can also help to make it easier on us in other places at home and in the office.

But even in those cases, computer science can offer some strategies and perhaps some solace.

Ultimately, computer science can help to make us more forgiving of our own limitations.

And it's interesting when you make a film like this, because you're stuck trying to visualize science that there's no visualization for.

These are called "citizen science projects."

Citizen science is when large research projects put their data online, teach ordinary people, like you, to go and interact with that data and actually contribute to the research by making interesting or necessary characterizations about it.

However, there are many other flavors of citizen science projects that people have delved into that have varying levels of abstraction, that you wouldn't necessarily think people would jump at.

One such example of this is the citizen science project associated with the mission that I'm part of, called the Kepler Mission.

We have an associated citizen science project called "Planet Hunters."

And it turned out that Joel and I were both bothered by the same thing, which was how so much of the debate was still focused on the science and how complete it was or wasn't, which, to both of us, seems somewhat intentionally off point.

Because first of all, there's this false premise that such a thing as complete science exists.

Now Governor Perry of my newly-adopted state of Texas was pushing this same line this past summer at the beginning of his oops-fated campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, proclaiming over and over that the science wasn't complete at the same time that 250 out of 254 counties in the state of Texas were on fire.

Personally, I was praying for four more fires so we could finally complete the damn science.

But back in 2009, the question Joel and I kept turning over and over was why this late in the game so much energy was being spent talking about the science when the policies necessary to address climate change were unequivocally beneficial for humanity in the long run regardless of the science.

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