turned into the museum of atheism there was even the fuko pendulum there to install to demonstrate copernicus ideas but now the church wants it back and i wonder if that really demonstrates the. the neither atheism nor religion can every decisively win this battle for hearts and minds in the way your own cause will never be will be fully realized i look forward to seeing the cathedral very much i love seeing computer calls him i don't want to enter into any local political disputes but local is global these these days if you speak about the value of i run across a village and when i despise all religion on the other hand a beautiful cathedral is a beautiful cathedral and i value the artistic contribution that religion has made of the centuries but don't you think that despite all your efforts to popularize critical thinking to popular atheism religion seem to be having some sort of a comeback not only in this country but also around the world well give us a few more decades. in america.

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newton and the other poly mass were definitely involved in all this invented the gold standard copernicus wrote treatises on interest manual swedenborg the head of mining up in sweden the father narrow science a great anatomist he was adamantly opposed to currency and in favor of gold and silver with the continental revolution the french revolution we saw this even something as small as the stirrup you know that allowed knights to be on horses it changed the battlefield of europe and then the longbow got invented that made knights obsolete and then we had gunpowder and we had the printing press and then we had columbus who discovered the trade winds which allowed the buildout of america and so likewise to toshi with to coin has discovered the trade winds of cyberspace it's the holy grail the the cypherpunks of it after all and now the were able to reduce data reduce the value into data itself and transfer it over a communication channel using our way this am for i.t. infrastructure now we're going to be able to build out our contract we're going to be able to build outs cyberspace we're g

ever since nicholas copernicus proved it without the shadow of a doubt mathematically. humans can fly. that's a truth that is only been with us for over a century. humans can walk on the moon, again, less than half a century of truth to us. considering our time as human species on the planet, those are all really short times to know these things. now, what i expect that in 16 years of now, a small crew of six women and men will be en route to mars. think about it, only 16 years from now that can be true, too. but if we want that to happen, we today will have to ensure that we keep track with our human mars program. looking at you, my audience, i know that i'm looking at the experts that can make this happen. as you truly are the best and the brightest in all fields we need to send humans to mars. let's show our resolve. let's keep building the infrastructure needed. let's keep testing and proofing. let's make humans on mars and obvious fact, too. let's get underway now. i now have a great pleasure to introduce to people that have worked diligently in getting humans off