1)  Eyring refers to life and science as "a series of six worlds", which "can be represented by a point surrounded by five circles."  He writes at length about five of these.  List these five and briefly describe them and how they impact our lives. 

2) Eyring refers to life and science as "a series of six worlds", which "can be represented by a point surrounded by five circles."  He writes at length about five of these.  Explain what you think Eyring thinks the sixth world is - is this within the realm of Science?  Is Science within the sixth realm?

3) Feynman discusses the history and development of the body of knowledge we call "Science".  What is your understanding of "science" - what is science to you, what do we try to learn and why do we try to learn? 

4) Feynman discusses the history and development of the body of knowledge we call "Science".  How do Feynman's thoughts compare to your own personal lifetime of education?

5) Feynman talks about watching a game and figuring out the rules being much like science.  Is that valid?  Is there a better way?  Give an example from your life of something you were able to figure out by observing.

6) Describe the scientific method.  How do Feynman's ideas model the scientific method?  How does Eyring use the scientific method?