Exploring the Cosmos and Social Media

Elle introduces herself and shares her interests in literature and science. She recites a poem about the concept of time before the Big Bang, inspired by Hank Green. Elle then introduces a song about social media and digital connections, performed with guitarist Toni Lindgren. The song, titled 'Carl Sagan,' explores themes of loneliness and connection in the digital age.

What is Elle's primary field of expertise?

• Science

• Music

• Mathematics

• Literature

Who assisted Elle in writing the poem about the Big Bang?

• Brian Cox

• Hank Green

• Neil deGrasse Tyson

• Carl Sagan

What is the main theme of the poem shared by Elle?

• The role of gravity in the cosmos

• The formation of stars

• The state of the universe before the Big Bang

• The future of the universe

What does Elle suggest about the nature of time and space before the Big Bang?

• They were chaotic

• They did not exist

• They were well-defined

• They were infinite

What is the main topic of the song Elle introduces?

• Social media and human connection

• The impact of AI

• The evolution of music

• The history of astronomy

Who is the song 'Carl Sagan' named after?

• A popular author

• A historical figure

• A renowned scientist

• A famous musician

What does the song 'Carl Sagan' suggest about our interactions on social media?

• They are meaningless

• They are a way to connect despite being alone

• They are purely for entertainment

• They are a waste of time

What metaphor does Elle use to describe our digital interactions?

• A cold shower

• A bright light

• A warm bath

• A dark tunnel

What does the song imply about the human condition in the digital age?

• We are losing touch with reality

• We are seeking connection despite isolation

• We are constantly connected

• We are more isolated than ever

What famous quote is referenced in the song 'Carl Sagan'?

• If we’re all alone in space, it’d be an awful waste

• The cosmos is within us

• The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you

• We are all made of stardust