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Hey Jorge, sometimes I like to think about what it would be like to get a visit from future scientists who come with answers to some of our biggest questions.

Oh man, you mean like how did the universe form or how big is it or who's going to be president in 2020?

Yeah exactly, I want to know the answer to those questions and I expect them to have it.

But sometimes that makes me kind of nervous.

Nervous? Why do you feel nervous?

Because then I feel pressure. I imagine like if I went to visit ancient scientists, then I'd be on the spot to answer their questions about the universe.

Oh, is that like a physics professor's recurring nightmare going up against a room full of people and not having the answer to something?

I'm talking to Plato and I'm wearing nothing under my toga.

Yeah exactly.

But the reason I worry about it is that sometimes I feel like we still don't have answers to some of their questions.

You mean like simple questions that maybe they had back then, you feel like we still don't even know the answer to them.

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