Belief, Science, and the Cosmos

This chapter explores the nature of belief, specifically the differences between justified and unjustified beliefs in science and religion. It discusses various themes, including the adaptability of science to new evidence, the implications of moral anti-realism, and the complexities of cosmic expansion and black hole interactions. The speakers reflect on their academic journeys and the evolution of ideas within quantum mechanics and particle physics while emphasizing the importance of clear communication across disciplines.