Albert Einstein was a man who knew a thing or two

about the things that we don't know and those we think we do

The only thing I know for sure is just how little we know

so come on down and grab a chair and join our big old stupid show

Has it ever occurred to you that

an educated chimpanzee with

basic skills in reasoning

might not build a utopia if presented with the chance?

Could it maybe be possible that

any idea that coincides exactly with your

pre-existing biases might not be best in this circumstance

Christopher hitchens was a guy who knew how to argue

about the toxicity of blind faith and the damage it can do

But he supplemented his logic with johnny walker and cigars

Dead before he was 64, no death bed confession after all

Is it maybe conceivable that

none of has have the slightest clue

what we're going on about

and it might be worth it to take a look

Is it probably quite probable

that any deific being hidden from all observation

might be too difficult to explain with just one book?

Ray kurzweil is a guy who thinks we can be immortal some day

All we'll have to do's an injection or two to alter our dna

Thousands of tiny robots swimming in our blood

A race of near immortals stuck on a shrinking ball of mud

Is it maybe believable

that multinational corporations might not have your best interest in mind

when thinking about new business strategies

And could it maybe be feasible

that in a world of finite resources planned obsolescence might not be

as good a course of action as they'd have you believe?