Re: Concrete Answers

>  I think most people are just trying to find something to help them deal
>  with their little corners of the universe.  But a lot of decisions are
>  made about what happens in your corner of the universe based on the
>  assumption that science (or religion too, for that matter) knows enough
>  about the world and how it works.  If that's true, then fine, no problem.
>  But if what we know is only a small piece of something bigger, we could
>  be making some pretty cosmic mistakes out there that will affect all those
>  individual little corners.
>  Which certainly won't matter in the long run, but I'm afraid I can't be
>  quite that sanguine about my time here, now.

     Again, however, my little corner of the universe will only be affected
by what people BIGGER than me do. What I personally do affex nobody but those
"beneath" me or on my level. That being the case, for me to be concerned with
the larger picture is admirable, interesting, etc., but not particularly
relevant. As long as I can live comfortably in my own corner of the universe,
that's what's most important.