The Fact That I Don't

I Think Math Is A Hugely Creative Field, Because There Are Some Very Well-defined Operations That You Have To Work Within. You Are, In A Sense, Straightjacketed By The Rules Of The Mathematics. But Within That Constrained Environment, It's Up To You What You Do With The Symbols.

We Do Not Know Whether There Are Extra Dimensions Or Multiverse. Let's Go Forward With The Possible Ideas That Come Out Of The Mathematics. It's Hard For Us To Imagine A Universe That Would Have No Time At All.

Sometimes Nature Guards Her Secrets With The Unbreakable Grip Of Physical Law. Sometimes The True Nature Of Reality Beckons From Just Beyond The Horizon.

I Can Assure You That No String Theorist Would Be Interested In Working On String Theory If It Were Somehow Permanently Beyond Testability. That Would No Longer Be Doing Science.

The Central Idea Of String Theory Is Quite Straightforward. If You Examine Any Piece Of Matter Ever More Finely, At First You'll Find Molecules, Atoms, Sub-atomic Particles. Probe The Smaller Particles, You'll Find Something Else, A Tiny Vibrating Filament Of Energy, A Little Tiny Vibrating String.