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He spoke briefly—just 5 minutes—but as soon as he had finished, I thought: Far more people should be doing this.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson is amazing at explaining science. He also makes a great argument for why science matters. Earlier this year, inspired by the short and eloquent Gettysburg Address, he made his case in an equally short, eloquent speech. Here it is:
