New Scientist Quotes

“The problem with ID, of course, is that it leaves open the possibility that the intelligence behind nature may have a moral interest in us, having communicated already with humanity in the past, and might try to boss you around in your private affairs.

With hypothetical advanced aliens residing at a safely distant address in the hypothetical multiverse, that is - to the relief of folks like Gribbin, Dawkins and the New Scientist - manifestly not the case.”
― David Klinghoffer

“Humans have set off from their homes in search of a new life somewhere remote and possibly dangerous many times. Getting on a boat to the New World often meant you would never see your home or family again. What's different about Mars is that there is nothing to do except try not to die.”
― Lisa Grossman

“Copernicus taught us that the Universe does not revolve around the Earth. Darwin showed us that we are not so different from other apes. Watson, Crick and Franklin revealed that the same DNA code of life powers us and the simplest amoeba. And artificial intelligence will no doubt teach us that human intelligence is itself nothing special.”
― Michael Le Page