Scientific exploration yields numerous spinoff applications. But a far more valuable reason for scientific pursuit is the capacity of science to answer the most profound questions posed by humanity. The full episode is here:

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Richard, I concur with you that the case for evolution is quite strong. Yet just because one portion of Christianity should be doubted does not mean it should all be discarded. Also, just because psychic behavior is fraudulent, that does not mean that we don't have free will within our own bodies. And following up on another part of your excellent presentation, I too am trying to tell the world of my own Eureka moments. In a nutshell, I propose a philosophy based on a fundamental axiom that a partially observable reality exists. This philosophy diverges from Hume and Einstein, enabling the indeterminate effects of quantum mechanics to allow for free will. Once one has free will and we take the humble attitude that a being or beings may exist that are far superior to ourselves, we arrive at a place where science has room for God. Mistaken religious or superstitious views can cause great harm; but atheistic abandonment of morals can cause great harm as well. We need a proper balance, my friend. Follow me for more.

Faith without science can be mindless. Science without faith can be heartless. Embrace both, within their limits, for a fulfilling life.

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