As long as we’ve been around, we’ve been pondering the big questions: why are we here? Are we alone in the universe? Is there a creator? One of the defining characteristics of human beings is our curiosity. why we are incredibly lucky to be here.why our “reality” might not be the only one and.why there is no such thing as free will.In this summary of The Grand Design by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow, you’ll also learn They will help explain how we know what we know, and hint at what’s still left to discover. This book summary will guide you through a brief history of scientific development. Be it the interactions of the largest bodies imaginable, like stars or galaxies, or the movements of tiny subatomic particles, scientists are always learning more. In between, science has made great leaps in understanding how the world around us works. Not only does science have an excellent idea as to how the universe was formed, it has also offered us a pretty clear indication of how it might end. If you were to ask a bronze-age “scientist” how the universe began or how it runs, he’d probably answer that it was all the work of various gods.
When it comes to our knowledge of the physical world, humanity has made remarkable strides over the last few millennia.
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