The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in the things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Lapin, on demand, on the Blaze Radio Network.

Well, goody, goody, goody.

It's time again for me to have the opportunity to spend a little time with you, my fellow happy warriors.

Welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show, where I, your rabbi, reveal how the world really works. Thanks for being part of the show. And above all,

thank you, each and every one of you, doing such a fabulous job, promoting the show,

telling other people about it. It's working great. We've got new listeners just this past week, new listeners from

Thailand, Saudi Arabia, believe that one, Saudi Arabia, several new listeners in South Korea.

A new listener in Pakistan, crazy. I mean, I wonder if it's even legal to listen to me in Pakistan.

I'd like to be able to post in my promotional material, banned in Pakistan.

You can hear the Rabbi Daniel Lappen show, banned in Pakistan.

Well, as far as I know, we're not actually banned yet in Pakistan, but one can,

but hope. And how does the world really work? Well, one of the ways that the work really works

is that theories are advanced, whether it's by scientists or just by you and me, in an effort, in an ongoing

effort to find out how the world works, to understand the world in which we live, we all come

up with theories from when we're little kids, which little by little we subject to the tests of time and experience, and we modify them and we change them.

And so I actually remember when I was a little kid, I actually came up with the idea that there's such a thing as tiny little people.

And the stereo, like we just had one radio in the house.

I grew up in Africa and there was no television at the time in Africa.

And I came up with this theory.

And look, no, I wasn't 17.

This was I was about five.

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