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Black holes collide

6/8/2016

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As I say, I see myself as not only a scientist but as an artist. Or, more precisely, to be a true scientist is to be an artist, to dream, imagine, to hope and to discover and create the new. And the true artist is equally a scientist, moved by man’s plight and in search of a better world – that is, concerned with things that really matter rather than a hustler selling junk to intoxicate and anesthetize his fellow man, although this seems to make the money we so urgently need.
Dr Frankenstein 


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