This is by the same guy as A Glorious Dawn, John Boswell. Not only are these beautiful and sincere, but they address something that Robert Krulwich said in a graduation speech at the California Institute of Technology: we have to learn to tell stories about science. The underlying logical beauty of the process is not enough. Because there are other people with better stories, and the stories are what get people to think, to accept, to challenge, and ultimately to act.
It looks like we can have beautiful music about science, too.
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I simply cannot stop watching this.
Last weekend, I played a character in a game of Shock: based on Neil DeGrasse Tyson. Do you think I’ve done anything else all morning?
Robert Krulwich is the man. But Jad is twice the man.
Dude, is that Bill Nye! Rock!
If you like your politics autotuned as well, check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0OzxvClwoU