From Star Trek: Titan (book 1)
" believed that the evolution of the sentient mind was merely a way for the universe to know itself, and that therefore no understanding of the universe can be complete without understanding sentient behavior."
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Many people have a one-track mind. I don't. So this blog is full of random thoughts, interesting discoveries and things I want to keep track of.
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