Bill a lot of people are talking about your interaction your dialogue with cosmic Skeptic as he's known, Alex O'Connor.

You were hesitant at first just because I think of the name to go on and do this dialogue but you changed your mind.

Yes, that's right Kevin.

I thought anybody who calls himself a cosmic skeptic can't be a credible person because cosmic skepticism

is so obviously self-defeating and self-referentially incoherent. Anybody who is skeptical that he knows anything

contradicts himself because he claims to know that he doesn't know anything

which is self-defeating. But I found in going on the show that in fact Alex was a very bright young man and very humble and open, easy to talk to,

actually not real skeptical at all, but quite reasonable.

And so it was a very, very good experience.

I'm very inspired and I'm encouraged that a young man like this is, has

studied the issues and takes them so seriously. Of course his YouTube channel but my friends and friends of

reasonable faith who are on YouTube I can always tell when they think someone is formidable because they'll talk about

them a lot and they'll show over them and they'll dialogue and they'll respond to

them comment and so I've been noticing that about Alex that people are

impressed with him and want to continue this dialogue so I found him to be humble and funny you know he said he was

glad he wasn't there when he was conceived with his parents.

That's a great love. parents.

That's a great lie.

I have been laughing about that ever since.

It's just a race.

But I'm quite impressed with him.

A lot of people appreciate the podcast. It was an hour and

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