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Just the idea that we, these little collections of atoms and molecules, are part of the world, but a part that can look at the rest of the world and figure it out in a self-referential way, is kind of breathtaking.
Sean M. Carroll
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Sean M. Carroll
Age: 58
Born: 1966
Born: October 5
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Philadelphia
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