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Symphony of Science - We Are All Connected (ft. Sagan,...
Rated • 39 reviews • science, video • youtube.com
A sequel to this. This time around, we've got Carl Sagan, RICHARD FEYNMAN (from his 1983 [what a great year, btw - lol] interviews), Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Bill Nye the Science Guy. Thank you, John Boswell, make more, make some more.
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The Symphony of Science - Spreading scientific knowledge...
Rated • 28 reviews • science • symphonyofscience.com
Because our material world is founded on vibrations in a vacuum.
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Carl Sagan - A Glorious Dawn ft Stephen Hawking (Cosmos...
Rated • 85 reviews • science, video • youtube.com
I think we need to reproduce 50,000 copies of this awesome remixed video to hand out to all the people who will be assaulted by Kirk Cameron's douchebaggery of Charles Darwin's book on November 19th.
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Richard Dawkins Regarding the Idiocy of Creationism
Rated • 0 reviews • science, video • youtube.com
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Monkeys and apes know right from wrong, scientists say |...
Rated • 3 reviews • science • dailymail.co.uk
-- and they show evidence of a basic morality, without billions having to be slaughtered for refusing to follow one of some several sets of rules carved into stone and clay tablets 20-60 centuries ago.
For the people who are all, "All law comes from morality which comes from the Bible" and "My Bible is the source of all the best morality and law", here it is: evidence of morality being useful for perpetuating animal societies. And that means animal morality could predate humans even walking on this earth by eons and eons ago, which means human morality was probably there for hundreds of millennia too -- long before Moses, Solomon, Muhammad, Hammurabi, Solon, or any lawgiver.
But I guess it shouldn't be all that surprising. Any social animal has to have some basic rules for how to behave within its society. You see it in cats all the time, for example, who have very complex social interactions. It is only a small step from social rules to morality after all.
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Atlas of hidden water may avert future conflict -...
Rated • 3 reviews • science • newscientist.com
Yeah right. Much better for understanding where future battlefields will be. After all, mapping out the entire world's oil reserves did nothing to stop the oil wars wreaking havoc today. I'm sure all the Nestles of the world and other corporate water concerns will be using this UNESCO atlas in formulating their short and long-term strategies, with government rubber stamping along the way. (Since they've probably been doing it for years now to sell you bottled water.) I wouldn't be surprised to find out if most of Ted Turner's land purchases in the recent years, the ones that made him the largest landholder in the US, were selected for the aquifers they sit on.
