I've Sat Looking Down Into A Volcano

What Then Are Doing If Not Creating A Better Place Together? I Think, For Me The Key Has To Be, What Do I Want To Create? What Is It I Want To Leave Behind?

I Found I Wasn't Asking Good Enough Questions Because I Assumed I Knew Something.

Some Of The Greatest Things, As I Understand, They Have Come About By Serendipity, The Greatest Discoveries

I Still Don't Like The Word Agnostic. It's Too Fancy. I'm Simply Not A Believer. But, As Simple As This Notion Is, It Confuses Some People. Someone Wrote A Wikipedia Entry About Me, Identifying Me As An Atheist Because I'd Said In A Book I Wrote That I Wasn't A Believer. I Guess In A World Uncomfortable With Uncertainty, An Unbeliever Must Be An Atheist, And Possibly An Infidel. This Gets Us Back To That Most Pressing Of Human Questions: Why Do People Worry So Much About Other People's Holding Beliefs Other Than Their Own?

Whenever You Wonder About Yourself, Look Up At The Stars Swirling Around In The Heavens And Just Realize How Tiny And Puny They Are. They're Supposed To Be Gigantic Explosions And They're Just These Insignificant Little Dots. If You Step Back From Things Far Enough You Realize How Important And Powerful You Are.