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These Are People From Everywhere, From Lawrence Livermore And Jpl And Sandia National Labs, The Fbi, All Over The Place, Real Scientists Who See What We're Doing, And They Consistently Thank Us. "i Agree Your Results Aren't Always Right," They'll Say, "but Your Methods Are Clearly Showing That Science Is A Re-creative Process, And It's An Interesting Process Because It's Messy, And No Other Shows Show That."

Lists Are How I Parse And Manage The World.

The Idea Of An Ordered And Elegant Universe Is A Lovely One. One Worth Clinging To. But You Don't Need Religion To Appreciate The Ordered Existence. It's Not Just An Idea, It's Reality. We're Discovering The Hidden Orders Of The Universe Every Day.

If I Haven't Had Any Long Term Psychological Side Effects From All The Things I've Already Done On This Show, This Isn't Gonna Hurt Much More.

Whether It's The Experiments On 'mythbusters' Or My Earlier Work In Special Effects For Movies, I've Regularly Had To Do Things That Were Never Done Before, From Designing Complex Motion-control Rigs To Figuring Out How To Animate Chocolate.