Bob Price doesn’t just explore the outer edges of imagination — he packs a lunch, brings a torch, and cheerfully wanders straight past the “Do Not Enter” sign. He pokes at conventional theories of the supernatural and religion the way a curious child pokes a suspicious-looking jellyfish: cautiously, but absolutely determined to see what happens.
His work dives headfirst into humanity’s biggest questions — where we came from, why we’re here, and what on Earth (or off it) is going on behind the cosmic curtain. Along the way, he gleefully points out the limits of modern science and the stubborn refusal of traditional thinkers to consider anything that doesn’t fit neatly inside the physics textbook. If an idea is labelled “too radical,” Bob treats it like a VIP invitation.
For Price, the unknown isn’t a warning sign. It’s a welcome mat.