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Science is more than a body of knowledge |
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It's a way of thinking |
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A way of skeptically interrogating the universe |
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If we are not able to ask skeptical questions |
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To be skeptical of those in authority |
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Then we're up for grabs |
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In all of science we're looking for a balance |
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between data and theory |
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You don't have to delude yourself |
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With Iron Age fairy tales |
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The same spiritual fulfillment |
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That people find in religion |
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Can be found in science |
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By coming to know, if you will, the mind of God |
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The real world, as it actually is, |
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Is not evil, it's remarkable |
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And the way to understand the physical world |
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is to use science |
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There is a new wave of reason |
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Sweeping across America, Britain, Europe, Australia |
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South America, the Middle East and Africa |
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There is a new wave of reason |
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Where superstition had a firm hold |
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Teach a man to reason |
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And he'll think for a lifetime |
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Cosmology brings us face to face with the deepest mysteries |
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With questions that were once treated only |
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in religion and myth |
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The desire to be connected with the cosmos |
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Reflects a profound reality |
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But we are connected; not in the trivial ways |
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That Astrology promises, but in the deepest ways |
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I can't believe the special stories that have been made up |
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About our relationship to the universe at large |
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Look at what's out there; it isn't in proportion |
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Science is more than a body of knowledge |
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It's a way of thinking |
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A way of skeptically interrogating the universe |
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There is a new wave of reason |
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Sweeping across America, Britain, Europe, Australia |
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South America, the Middle East and Africa |
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There is a new wave of reason |
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Where superstition had a firm hold |
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Teach a man to reason |
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And he'll think for a lifetime |
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Never let yourself be diverted |
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By what you wish to believe |
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But look only and surely |
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At what are the facts |
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Enjoy the fantasy, the fun, the stories |
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But make sure that there's a clear sharp line |
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Drawn on the floor |
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To do otherwise is to embrace madness |
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There is a new wave of reason |
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Sweeping across America, Britain, Europe, Australia |
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South America, the Middle East and Africa |
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There is a new wave of reason |
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Where superstition had a firm hold |
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Teach a man to reason |
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And he'll think for a lifetime |