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Richard Dawkins' jaw-dropping talk on our bizarre universe on Google video,a TED talk Richard Dawkins is Oxford University's "Professor for the Public Understanding of Science." Author of the landmark 1976 book, The Selfish ... all - Gene, he's a brilliant (and... more
Reviewed by laodan Nov 17 2007, 02:40pm ( 30 reviews ) • google.com
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Rated by timethief on Aug 28, 1:53pm
An excellent video filled with food for thought.
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Rated by DaviDNA on Aug 28, 12:06pm
~0*0~
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Rated by Garfield33365 on Jun 19, 4:32am
this video plays with better resolution on TED.com, it is a very good talk
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Reviewed by ajanelle on Jun 15, 3:25pm
Aw, I wanna read it, but NOT watch him... haha, yeah. Wonder if there's a transcript somewhere. (aha, here it is as given in 2007 http://blog.ted.com/2007/04/richard_dawkins_2.php#more)
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Rated by zogby on Jun 15, 6:26am
We're are getting ourselves used to these ideas to better play with them. To facilitate their use. Z next stop? "Beam me up, Scotty " and table tip black holes to use for Universal transit, perhaps. Mulitverses! All while trying to stay ahead of annihilation. Wal-la, it has been so since the beginning for humans.
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Rated by Chadrew on May 06 2009, 4:24am
Interesting speech. I've already read some of the thoughts mentioned here in his book, "A Devil's Chaplain". Richard Dawkins is the man!
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Rated by therampantmonkey on Nov 15 2008, 5:55pm
excellent video... jaw dropping is definitely a great description
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Rated by lazyraoul on Apr 09 2008, 4:04pm
Just a random quote from Dawkins during this 20 minute lecture: "What is it that makes us capable of supposing anything? And does this tell us anything about what we can suppose?". Ponder that for a while...