Video review: Richard Dawkins, The Enemies Of Rea...
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•9 reviews since Dec 16, 2007
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realindeed rated 8 weeks ago- The ornery atheist strikes again. No one puts the smack down on irrational thought like Dawkins.
- Marullo rated 4 months ago
- I love this. To me, Richard Dawkins has become synonymous with the new atheism movement, but here he takes on a different role. He's targeting irrational superstitious thinking. I agree with his position too -- astrology, paranormal witch doctor idiocy is just as dangerous as blind religious faith.
- genisis2 rated 4 months ago
- Fascinating
- nathangimpel rated 4 months ago
- Richard Dawkins shooting imaginary fish in a barrel. Unfortunately the majority of people think the fish are real and devote their lives (or a large part) to them.
- Johnsim rated 4 months ago
- This is well worth the time to watch.
- mindless23 rated 4 months ago
- Damnit, someone fucking explain 9/11 to Richard please!
- AvangionQ rated 7 months ago
- From the video: "Astrology is a primitive belief system made into elaborate pseudo-science. It arrogantly makes humans the focal point of the universe. The movement of planets is supposed to signify petty developments in our career or love life. It was developed in the Second Century A.D. by the philosopher Claudius Ptolemy and has not moved on since, despite the discovery of new planets and despite a shift in the earth's rotational axis that has thrown Ptolemy's zodiac out by 23 degrees. It never made sense when it was first invented and it makes even less sense now."
- psykroll rated 7 months ago
- Debunking unproven foolishness.
