SHELDON: It’s possible a unicorn used the Big Bang. But without evidence, I might as well believe my Newton’s cradle is frictionless. Which it isn’t. Because the universe is cruel.
MISSY: No, you were trying to hit it with a hammer. I, on the other hand, removed the spark plug, drained the fuel line, and separated the cylinder head. It’s called decompression.
MARY: Sheldon, Pastor Jeff is starting a “Science and Faith” discussion group. I thought you could come and explain how your little balls prove God’s design. young sheldon s04e17 1080p
Everyone shuffles out. Mary sits next to Sheldon.
SHELDON: (voiceover, to camera) “I set out to prove that a perfect system could exist without energy loss. I was wrong. But I learned something more valuable: a family that grinds against each other still moves forward. It’s inefficient. It’s noisy. And sometimes, it smells like gasoline. But it works. For now, that’s good enough physics for me.” SHELDON: It’s possible a unicorn used the Big Bang
MARY: Lord, give me strength. And a clean garage.
SHELDON: I never claimed to be a genius. I claimed to be a precocious polymath with a special interest in theoretical physics. Mechanical repair is merely applied physics with higher stakes and worse smells. Because the universe is cruel
PASTOR JEFF: But isn’t it possible God used the Big Bang?
