Michio Kaku on Why

One Response to “Michio Kaku on Why”

1. Darryl Rabon on August 24, 2009 6:47 pm

   We never know when Basic Research will hit the lottery, so why take a chance?

   Does America really require a periodic Sputnik?

   Are we THAT shallow?

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