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Bang The evolution of the cosmos as it is today "can be compared to a display of fireworks that has just ended." — George Lemaitre Eyesight should learn from reason. — Kepler A display of fireworks that has just ended inspires us to perfect whatever paler pyrotechnics our best efforts can. Race of tyros that we are, we tackle our task with energy though it's clear from the beginning our project is doomed. Nothing human can hope to hold a candle to the sun. Yet why withhold the admiration such mimicry deserves. What other species attempts to teach eyesight to learn from reason; then, looking all around itself, allows the wonder in. What other creature thinks to look, and, thinking, looks again at all the work before itself the universe has just done. |