EDWARD
I always love flying over the
polar cap. Above the desolation.
CARTER
Look at all the stars. This
really is one of God's good ones.
EDWARD
So you think a being of some sort
did all this?
CARTER
You don't?
EDWARD
You mean do I believe if I look up
in the sky and promise this or
that, the biggie will make all
this go away? No.
CARTER
So ninety-five percent of the
people on Earth are wrong?
EDWARD
(shrugs)
If life has taught me anything,
it's that ninety-five percent of
the people are always wrong.
CARTER
It's called faith.
EDWARD
I envy people who have faith. I
just can't get my head around it.
CARTER
Maybe your head is in the way.
EDWARD
Carter, we've all had hundreds of
these discussions. And every one
of them finally hits the same
wall. Is there a sugar plum fairy
or not? And nobody has ever
gotten over that wall.
CARTER
So what do you believe?
EDWARD
I resist all beliefs.
CARTER
No Big bang? Random universe?
EDWARD
We live, we die and the wheels on
the bus go 'round and 'round.
~a scene from The Bucket List
