Richard Dawkins gives a pretty interesting presentation at the TED conference, explaining how our senses limit how we see and experience the universe. If you disagree with him on his religious views then rest assured, he isn't talking about religion here. It really made me look at our world differently when I first saw this.
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really informative piece of work. our brain detaches us from our full potential in order to protect us from the outer world
ReplyDeleteIt's something I've thought of a lot and wonder what other senses are possible.
ReplyDeleteTED is so wonderful.
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ReplyDeleteReally good link, I enjoyed that a lot! The idea of a "Probability spectrum" is very intriguing to me.
ReplyDeleteDawkins is extremely intelligent and a role model. People need to stop bashing him for his anti-religious views because no matter how you look at it, he has the most proof for being correct.
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ReplyDeleteI've always been interested in the universe and how it works, great post!
ReplyDeleteOh you're right, this is very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI just stick myself in awe while he speaks. Best 22 minutes of my day. So far.
ReplyDeletegood to see a different point of view, good video :)
ReplyDeletethis made me think, really good video.
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I love Dawkin's work... It's so deep. Great vid share!
ReplyDeleteI love this guy, hes actually intelligent.
ReplyDeleteOMG... awesome
ReplyDeletei say this keynote and loved it, deep/surreal
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed that. I love listening to Dawkins. I was actually listening to the audiobook of The God Delusion a few moments ago.
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ReplyDeleteI loved his speech... nice job and thanks for sharing fellow ;)
ReplyDeleteIt's the nature of physics, we can only absorb so much information about our environment. Great video.
ReplyDeleteThis is the guy that invented the word MEME! He basically started the study of meme theory. I totally forgot about him, but thank you for posting this. I watched all 22 minutes of it... SO INTERESTING! I want to meet this guy.
ReplyDeleteall the other posts i would checkout.. but i just don't get that guy... his problem with religion is that religion makes people sheeps... but wants to be a shepard... wtf!?!??!
ReplyDeletehmm interesting
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna watch it right now! It sounds very interesting.
ReplyDeleteVery interseting :)
ReplyDeleteVery intriguing. It gave me a lot to think about, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI disagree with his views but love reading his stuff and going to some of his lectures...he's one clever guy
ReplyDeleteWow that was very interesting, I never thought about how animals that dominantly use senses other that sight perceive the world.
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ReplyDeleteDawkins is really a personal hero of mine, thanks for the video!
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ReplyDeletethe statements he makes really have you appreciate his brilliance, whether or not you agree with his religious views
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Dawkins is a brilliant mind coupled with an arrogant attitude. I don't particularly like him, but I still read his books.
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ReplyDeleteRichard Dawkins has one of the greatest minds alive and ever lived. He opened my eyes to the truth.
ReplyDeletepretty interesting by the sound of it. i'll watch it in a little bit.
ReplyDeleteVery clever. I wonder at times, though, why he'd rather force his brain into thinking in a stilted, alien way than improve his faculties to accurately personify non-persons. If Basil asked why his car was upset with him, rather than trying to rebuke it, he might've fixed it.
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