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Atheist Video Arsenal
I've seen this done on other networking sites, and I thought it might be a good idea to start one here. You can post videos to this thread, or just follow it for now if you have nothing to add. This cuts down on the number of emails that go out to people who aren't interested, and allows those who are to share atheist / skeptical thinking videos. - DG
Tags: atheism, atheist, critical thinking, skeptical thinking, skeptics, videos, youtube
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Permalink Reply by Dallas the Phallus on -
Lecture on memes by Susan Blackmore. I really want to read her book.
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Permalink Reply by Brendan Peter McVeigh on -
That was fascinating and slightly scary. All the talk about replicators makes me think about Stargate SG1.
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Permalink Reply by Gabriel Lowery on -
She does quite a bit of rocking back and forth no?
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Permalink Reply by Brendan Peter McVeigh on
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The web site SenseAboutScience.org is run by a charity that tackles misconceptions and sudo-scientific claims. Not much on evolution but plenty on global warming, fad diets, nuclear power, food science and radiation.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Murphy on
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And of course the excellent badscience.net by Ben Goldacre (and many contributors) is also good for alternative health claims and poor science reporting in the media.
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Joe, thanks for the reference just bookmarked it.
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Permalink Reply by Liam S. on -
Mathematical model for the evolution of working clocks/organisms of great complexity. Includes interesting insight in to "sudden" evolutionary leaps (and hence a potential lack of "intermediate" species).
As it mentions within - this is a model for evolution not abiogenesis.
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Permalink Reply by John M. Dolph on -
Atheist Community of Austin does a television show with a callin feature. Perhaps some of their programs, or selections from them would make good short subjects.
Edited: I hadn't seen yet how slick some of these films are. Wow! Selections from the program I was talking about might make excellent comedy relief though. -
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Wow, you're right. That is a good video. Thanks for posting.
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