"the following is a conversation with an Julianne writer producer director and one of the most important and impactful communicators of science in our time she co-wrote the 1980 science documentary ser..."

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"is the role of Science in our society well I think of what Einstein said when he opened the 1939 New York World's Fair he said if science is ever to fulfill its mission the way art has done it must pe..."

"well first of all as Socrates thought you know knowing that you know is knowing really knowing something knowing more than others and it's the it's that voice whispering in our our heads you know you ..."

"self-aware of its ability I'm not topic I'd like to ask your opinion and a feeling I have that I'm not sure what to do with which is the the sceptical aspect of science so the modern skeptics communit..."

"tragedy of Western civilization is that it's you know when it's one of its greatest gifts it has been science and yet at the same time it believing that we are the children of a disappointed father a ..."

"the extent that we are aware of our surroundings and understand them which is what science makes it possible for us to do we're even more alive so you mentioned a million awesome things there let's ev..."

"Voyager spacecraft okay so voyagers 1 & 2 where our first reconnaissance mission of what was then considered the outer solar system and it was a gift of gravity the idea that swinging around these wor..."

"galaxy for one to five billion years so Voyager gave us our first close-up look of Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune it's discovered new moons it discovered volcanoes on Io it it its achievements are asto..."

"Voyager a few days ago we talked to it in fact a year ago I think it was we needed to slightly change the attitude of the spacecraft and so we fired up its thrusters for the first time since 1987 do t..."

"yeah a Voyager and Carl was one of the key participants in in in imagining what its mission would be because it was a a gift actually of the fact that every hundred and 75 years plus or minus there is..."

"is your one where's your one these two spacecraft not only gave us a our first close-up look hundreds of moons and planets these four giant these planets but also it told us the shape of the solar sys..."

"toaster something like 11 watts so ok but because of this gravitational assist both voyagers were destined as I say to they were just they were personal they were supposed to function for a dozen year..."

"turn to Frank and to Carl and said we'd like you to do a message for Voyager because if it's going to be circumnavigating the Milky Way galaxy for one to five billion years you know it's like 20 trips..."

"118 photographs images of life on Earth as well as 27 pieces of music from all around the world many people describe it as the invention of world music world music was not a concept that existed befor..."

"likes I think what you were getting at is that at the end of this sound essay I had asked Carl if it were in the making of the record it was my honor to be the creative director of the project if it w..."

"about in the meditation like what I mean it's such an interesting idea of recording as you think about things what were you thinking about so I was blindfolded and couldn't hear anything and I had mad..."

"to show the fetus inside this woman that was developing and then that went off into you know additional imagery of human reproduction and it really hit me that how much we hate ourselves that we could..."

"they probably took one look at this derelict spacecraft and they knew that these were people in their techno logical adolescence yeah and they were just setting forth and they must have had these issu..."

"hour I know just all of the things all of the skeins of causality yeah it's interesting because you know that our shower is the source of stress for a lot of people but clearly in its moments it can a..."

"just stood send you know ever we I mean that's the wonder like I would send you know Wikipedia or something and not being a gatekeeper but this thing because we are you were also it's interesting beca..."

"only be good so you could also send now cosmos yes I love it I will be proud I mean you're spoken about a very specific voice that cosmos I had in that it reveals the magical science I think you said ..."

"so the idea of cosmos from the 1970s when Carl and I and Steven Soter another astronomer first imagined it was that interweaving not only of these scientific concepts and revelations and using you kno..."

"amazing for it there is no science-based program by the way just to clarify this series was rolled out so it was shown in in that many countries you said we were in well our show the show the show whi..."

"that's that's why we did the first cosmos we wanted to take not just as I say the scientific information but also tell the stories of these searchers because for us and for me it carrying on this a se..."

"would look at me like I was nuts you know and they probably must have entertained the idea that maybe I didn't really want to do it you know because that was afraid or something but I kept saying no a..."

"season 2 and then Brannon Braga came into our project at the perfect moment and has proven to be like just the really I have been so lucky my whole life I've collaborated I've been lucky with the peop..."

"my home looking out the window and I'm you know really imagining like what I wanted to do can you pause on that for a second like what's that process because it you know cosmos is also it's grounded i..."

"very often they come they're poor they're a female they're outsiders who are not expected to have gifts that are so pretentious but they persevere and so you have someone like Michael Faraday who is c..."

"century with his various inventions and yet he never took out a single patent at a time when people were patenting everything because that was not what he was about and to me that's a kind of almost a..."

"you asked me what is common to all three seasons of what is that voice it's the voice of hope it's a voice that says there is the future which we bring to life and I think fairly dazzling fashion that..."

"redemptive can actually remediate our future we have those capabilities right now as well as the capabilities to do things in the cosmos that we could be doing right now but we're not doing them not b..."

"we're returning back exactly you're exactly and that and that's one of my theories about our current situation is that this is our adolescence and I was a total mess I wasn't I was reckless irresponsi..."

"sort of darker and more difficult subject in terms of so you talked about the cosmos being an inspiration for science and for us growing out of our messy adolescence but nevertheless there is threats ..."

"capability in artificial intelligence not and to see how sick so much of the planet is not to be concerned and sick isn't evil potentially well hum-hum is cruelty and brutality is happening at this ve..."

"at night I think about it every single every moment really because I really think that's how we have to be we have to begin to really focus on how grave the challenges to our civilization and to the o..."

"some detrimental effects currently there's a large percent of the population of the United States that would as opposed to listening to that statement would immediately think oh that's just a liberal ..."

"heart and they look at their children and grandchildren and they don't feel good because they come from a world which was in many ways in terms of climate fairly familiar and benign and they know that..."

"problem is that we have to get a grip on reality and where we're headed and it's I I'm not fatalistic at all but I do feel like it you and in setting out to to do this series each season we were talki..."

"inspires you inspire me but I just say that to me at the archana as I've gotten older to me the origin of life has become less interesting interesting well because I feel well not because it's more I ..."

"me I I really I love nature and I have to say that I I because I'm a product of nature I recognize that it's it's great gifts and it's great cruelty well I don't think there's a better way to end it a..."