The God Problem

How does an inanimate universe manage the God-like feat of creating itself from absolutely nothing?  And what enables it, after pulling itself up by its own cosmic bootstraps, to continue to generate billions of years' worth of stunningly creative new forms all by itself?

The God Problem: How a Godless Cosmos Creates has been compared to Newton's Principia and Darwin's Origin of Species.  It's been praised by one Nobel Prize winner and two MacArthur Genius Award winners. "If Howard Bloom is only 10% right," says author and science-junkie Barbara Ehrenreich, "we'll have to drastically revise our notions of the universe."

Speaker: Howard Bloom