Nature represents a truth that we can rely on, contrasting with the often misleading narratives we create about our experiences, and we have no idea what's going on; there's great power in knowing that. If you think you know, chances are you're being deceived because everything we know is made up.

Nature possesses a kind of wisdom that exists beyond or above intelligence, and we are trying to tap into that wisdom through technology.

The beauty of nature and art often reveals how little we recognize the vastness of our surroundings and experiences.

Feynman believed that improving the world comes from discovering what the world is, emphasizing the importance of understanding nature over the potential misuse of scientific discoveries.

It's more likely that we will have breakthroughs that work alongside things we don't know how to utilize yet.

We often assume we know things, but many scientific beliefs could be discarded to create entirely new understandings.

Science has yet to fully understand what it means to be human, and this gap is where science will learn the most about our existence.

Understanding what we don't see can empower others significantly.

We're still at the very beginning of how people understand how to use AI tools in their work, and there are many social opportunities that haven't been fully explored yet.