interesting to hear him discussing with john wheeler who is no longer with us, john wheeler proposed the observer dependent universe in which we can't have the laws of physics or laws of nature and less there are observers. if there were no observers, if we disappear from the scene there are no longer any observers will there be a history of the universe anymore? and interesting question. the same way of thinking, this top-down way of thinking. when i finished the draft of a book i have my husband read it because my husband fielded global studies. he is not a scientist but is a very good example of the target audience. intelligent people. he claims if he can understand it anybody can. but he read the close of the book, i quoted stephen hawking saying he is still a child who had never grown up asking how and why questions, occasionally finding an answer that satisfied him. occasionally finding an answer that satisfies him and and in for while. and i thought i met that in the book. that is exactly right. that is the nature of his adventure. find a nature that satisfies him but soon he

and also, the inspiration has been john wheeler here at princeton. and the drawings and things to explain things. one of the greatest compliments i had was to have john wheeler put one of my drawings up on his office door. he didn't put it there to show what shouldn't be done. but one of my favorite reviews of any of my books was one that appeared in a periodical that i think was called the taxi drivers time and this reviewer said, this was a review of my first stephen hawking book in 1989. it said, come it said in my book, this is the book that tells us what the levy hell a brief history of time was all about. [laughter] and for those who never made it past chapter 2. [laughter] and i thought well, i hope that 22 years later i am still capable of that type of explanation. if you follow stephen hawking's science chronologically through his life if i is done in this book, rather than getting hit piecemeal as we often do, you discover that he has some rather healthy habits of pulling the rug out from some of his own discoveries and some of his own asse

john wheeler, perfectly happy to answer the most by yves questions i began to read it. but to myself that it sounded so stuffy and boring. i stopped. i apologize. i said, i'm sorry it's ounce so stuffy and boring, but this is my first book, and my editor says this is serious science and it must be treated seriously. and stephen hawking answered, it should be fun. i notice should be fun, but i don't know how to convince my editor. he quit the low more. the auricle spoke. tell him i said so. as you might guess, i didn't have any problem with my editor after that. this is more than just and enduring will anecdote. it should be fine, the spirit in which he has done all this science, a spirit in which he has conveyed that science through many people who have no scientific background, many young people. he doesn't just tried to explain his science tell us. he tries to take us along a misadventure. that's the way it works. now, i've had backstage experience of all that. in 2000 he was writing universe in a nutshell. my publisher in new york, also his publisher in new york aske

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wheelers to horseback, just depends what's available at the time. that's what jacks did. >> he's going to beckham, get in! >> go, go, go! >> a caravan of police officers joins the chase, including john, a deputy sheriff at the time. smith is surprised at how slowly arroyo is driving for a man on the run. >> it was low speed. seemed like to me he was taunting us, like he was wanting a fight. >> 405 northbound, beckham overpass. >> as arroyo heads north of town, he still has his weapon at the ready. >> we're still northbound, speed's 40. the barrel of the gun is still out the driver's window. >> wary of arroyo's rifle, the fleet of squad cars keep a safe distance. but deputy smith decides it's time to make a move. >> i felt i needed to engage him and put a stop to it. >> smith's car bolts past the others toward the red pickup truck. maneuvering close behind arroyo. >> all i could see was him, the shooter. i had like tunnel vision focused on him. >> arroyo picks up speed as smith approaches, then opens fire. >> he fired out the window. he tried to shoot the sheriff's deputy. >> under intense fire, smith decides to ram arroyo's vehicle from behind and try to throw him off. >> while i wa