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I'm sure you're all familiar with people who tell you what you can't do and what you should change.

And under pressure, when we're concerned about performing at our best, we can try and control aspects of what we're doing that should be left outside conscious control.

So I think, for these people, we should do something, and especially if you see the German history, where so many people had to escape and they asked for asylum in other countries and they didn't get it, so it would be a good sign to give him asylum.

So the model for us rich guys should be Henry Ford.

If trickle-down thinkers were right, then Washington state should have massive unemployment.

Seattle should be sliding into the ocean.

Programs like a reasonable minimum wage, affordable healthcare, paid sick leave, and the progressive taxation necessary to pay for the important infrastructure necessary for the middle class like education, R and D, these are indispensable tools shrewd capitalists should embrace to drive growth, because no one benefits from it like us.

And we should never forget that even the best of us in the worst of circumstances are barefoot by the side of a dirt road selling fruit.

But most importantly, now I know that when teaching human beings to communicate with other human beings, it should be delivered by a human being.

You should never mix this decongestant with this nasal spray.

And so the next time you are in your doctor's office, as newly inducted statisticians, what should always be your response?

Over the years, as a prison system, as a nation, and as a society, we've become very good at that, but that shouldn't make you happy.

It can be something small, like where a street lamp should go, or something medium like which library should have its hours extended or cut, or maybe something bigger, like whether a dilapidated waterfront should be turned into a highway or a greenway, or whether all the businesses in your town should be required to pay a living wage.

I want one which is not fragmented into lots of pieces, as some countries have been suggesting they should do in reaction to recent surveillance.

Not a single body should remain undiscovered or unidentified.

So one thing that I would really like people to feel is that you really should feel empowered to make some assumptions about the creatures that you know well.

And I really believe that this has made me a more curious and a more empathetic person, both to the animals that share my bed and occasionally wind up on my plate, but also to the people that I know who are suffering from anxiety and from phobias and all manner of other things, and I really do believe that even though you can't know exactly what's going on in the mind of a pig or your pug or your partner, that that shouldn't stop you from empathizing with them.

But scientists should surely be precautionary about experiments that generate conditions without precedent in the natural world.

Biologists should avoid release of potentially devastating genetically modified pathogens.

So we surely, in view of those immense stakes, shouldn't accept even a one in a billion risk that human extinction would foreclose this immense potential.

So that night, as I sat wondering how I should respond, I found myself filled with doubt.

I had to make a decision: Should I speak up or should I stay quiet?

So this is driving us to new technologies and new telescopes, telescopes that can go faint to look at the distant universe but also telescopes that can go wide to capture the sky as rapidly as possible, telescopes like the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, or the LSST, possibly the most boring name ever for one of the most fascinating experiments in the history of astronomy, in fact proof, if you should need it, that you should never allow a scientist or an engineer to name anything, not even your children.

I should have started sooner.

So I'm going to talk about the mystery of existence, the puzzle of existence, where we are now in addressing it, and why you should care, and I hope you do care.

Ludwig Wittgenstein, perhaps the greatest philosopher of the 20th century, was astonished that there should be a world at all.

You should get solemn now, because a world in which sentient beings don't suffer needlessly, in which there aren't things like childhood cancer or the Holocaust.

Now, why should you care?

Bertrand Russell said, "I should say the universe is just there, and that's all."

This discovery tells us that we still have a lot to learn, and we should keep looking deeper and deeper in space and keep searching for the unknown.

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