of emotions. So I think he created us the species so that he could experience himself through us and experience

the gamut of emotion. Am I thinking too logical here, Leonard, that I want to know how God was created?

Well, it's interesting because the question of what is God and how was God created?

It's an age-old question that philosophers have tried to attack with logic.

And I think the general way of approaching us to say that that is why there is

god is the thing that needs no creator right that always was always will be that's what mom

used to tell me yeah and um you know so i yeah i mean that makes sense to me but it's really just a definition I got to ask you

I got to ask you this are you a believer in the life after death the hereafter I'm

not you were not so you think when we die physically that's it all over

unfortunately I think it all right I don't like to believe that but it is what i believe yeah

why don't you accept the fact that there might be something else well i wouldn't say i don't

accept the fact that there might be something else i just say i've never seen any evidence that there is

you know bertrand russell the famous philosopher is to give give an example where he said, there may be,

you know, teapots orbiting Jupiter or Saturn, whatever he said.

You know, and I'm not saying that there aren't, but I'm not going to believe that there are

and, you know, until someone shows them to me.

So, you know, I kind of subscribe to that.

I would like to believe that, but I haven't seen any evidence of it.

And as a scientist, I tend to focus on things that I find evidence for.

Did Deepak Chopra, who's been on our program before many times, has he tried to convince you otherwise?

Yeah, he doesn't, you know, talk so much about religion but yeah he just try to convince me that there's that we

keep going after death and before and that we're all part of the great uh universal you know

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