what is holy
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all dialogue taken from quotinherit the windquot mgmua 1960 about the famous scopes trial of 1925 in which a tennessee school teacher was arrested and tried for teaching evolution in a public school script based on actual trial transcripts watch my other videos at: http:wwwyoutubecomuserfibbs1701videosfootage:quotinherit the windquotquotthe ten commandmentsquotquotbarakaquotjasonsilvacom and the imaginary foundation the center of all thingsmp4 by the thinking atheistadam and eve doritosmp4classroom close-up part 3: third grade mental mathmp4close up girl talking on cell phone 01movmp4woman talking on a cellphone and using a laptopmp4dance of the butterflies slow motion 720p hd upscaled casio ex-f1mp4glass spongesmp4elephant fightmp4fashion week - new york fashion week review fallwinter 2011-2012 nfyw fashiontv - ftvmp4flying through contrails hdmp4gopro f18 = awesomemp4macrowikinomics murmurationmp4mosquito 1280x720 hd close upmp4new psalmist baptist church worship unplugged-mp4part 2 of 2 bbc - the beauty of diagrams vitruvian manmp4pryor mountain wild horsesmp4strasbourg cathedral france - travelmoviesmp4tree of life video hdmp4womens suffrage in the 20th centurymp4music: quotla fleurquot from quotlostquot by michael giacchinocopyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act 1976 allowance is made for quotfair usequot for purposes such as criticism comment news reporting teaching scholarship and research fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing non-profit educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use all copyrighted materials contained herein belong to their respective copyright holders i do not claim ownership over any of these materials i realize no profit monetary or otherwise from the exhibition of these videos

the purpose of purpose - richard dawkins
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during richard dawkins039 american tour in march 2009 he gave a talk titled quotthe purpose of purposequot i travelled with richard to these cities and filmed the talks which i039ve edited together here the content of the talk remains intact while the editing moves between the different locations and richard039s keynote presentationthere were qampampa sessions after each talk which i plan on uploading soon - josh timonenricharddawkinsnetsee more about richard dawkins039 upcoming book quotthe greatest show on earthquot here:http:richarddawkinsnetthegreatestshowonearththis talk was given in michigan minneapolis oklahoma and nebraskafilmed at:university of minnesota - minneapolis minnesotauniversity of oklahoma - norman oklahomaholland performing arts center - omaha nebraskaintroductions by:pz myers - minneapolis minnesotabarry weaver - norman oklahomarichard holland - omaha nebraskafilmed and edited by josh timonenshot on red one 4809

the erroneous association of evolution and racism part 1 of 3
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this is my speech to broward college for darwin day 02122011 the venue was too small for the couple hundred people crammed into that room standing along the walls i039m sure we039ll have a bigger auditorium next time there were some technical problems too but it was still an enjoyable event overall especially the dinner party on the previous evening a special thanks goes to florida039s coalition for the advancement of science education for being such fine hosts and also to brendhan the beekeeper for the use of his footage

symphony of science - the greatest show on earth a music video about evolution
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mp3: http:bitlyxqvd4j - a musical celebration of the wonders of biology including evolution natural selection dna and more featuring david attenborough richard dawkins and bill nye quotthe greatest show on earthquot is the 13th video in the symphony of science music videos series materials used in this video are from:richard dawkins039 quotthere is grandeur in this view of lifequot speechbbc lifebbc planet earthdavid attenborough039s first lifecharles darwin and the tree of lifebill nye evolution episodevisit http:symphonyofsciencecom for more videosif you enjoyed the video consider checking out dawkins039 book of the same name the greatest show on earth as well as the other mentioned source materials special thanks to everybody who039s donated to keep the project alive and to those who helped track down the materials used in this videolyrics:david attenboroughhow could one species turn into anotherrichard dawkinshow is it that we find ourselves surrounded by such complexity such elegancebill nyethe genes of you and methey039re all made of dnawe039re all made of the same chemicalsdna - we039re all made of dnaattenboroughonly the fittest surviveand that is the keynatural selectionthat is the keydawkinswe are surrounded by endless formsmost beautiful most wonderfulevolution - the greatest show on earththere is grandeur in this view of lifeevolution - the greatest show on earthattenboroughthe history of life can be thought ofas a many branched treethe five kingdoms of lifewere established early onbacteriaprotists- amoeba like creaturesfungiplants and animalsdawkinswe find ourselves perched on one tiny twigin the midst of a blossoming tree of liferefrainwe are surrounded by millions of other specieswalking flying burrowing stalking chasing fleeingoutpacingattenboroughanimals strive to reach this one ultimate goalto ensure the survival of the next generationthis one ultimate goalto pass on their genesthat is what life is all aboutrefraindawkinsas we look back on the history of lifewe see a picture of never endingever rejuvinating noveltyattenboroughthose animals may seem to us to be very remotestrange even fantasticbut all of us alive todayowe our very existence to them

god039s generosityor not epic fail
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god039s generosityor not epicthe all-loving all powerful christian god falls short of being all-loving if he is so powerful then why is he so weak at giving the answer is of course the christian god doesn039t exist praise fsm at least he doesn039t promise anything and if he did he would not totally fail you like the other made-up gods dothis is sort of a response to both of these videos:quotcrazy caller 25 - feel god039s energy he is a river - atheist experience 402quot - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=iuao7mw_jy8quotignore god039s failures he healed me - the atheist experience 402quot - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=yeq0f8xrb-gspecial thanks to the village1idiothttp:wwwyoutubecomuservillage1diotchristiangodfailatheistexperience402responsefsmsciencereligioncomedyfunnyanimationhumoranimationshortcartoonsdarwinepiclolvideoyoutube

why we believe in gods - andy thomson - american atheists 09
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andy thomson gives his talk titled 039why we believe in gods039 at the american atheist 2009 convention in atlanta georgia filmed and edited by josh timonen see more at http:richarddawkinsnetalso see richard dawkins talk from this convention:http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=xbza-utsee0

zomgitscriss on the origin of stupidity
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kirk cameron sssnake and ray quotthe banana guyquot comfort video :http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=gn9zpf5ct0mray039s 50 page quotintroductionquot :http:assetslivingwaterscompdforiginofspeciespdfso gross pukes

it039s not a controversy
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my entry for the project reason 2011 video contest why evolution is not a controversy among scientists and why it shouldn039t be taught as if it isresources:a scientific dissent from darwinism:http:enwikipediaorgwikia_scientific_dissent_from_darwinismkansas evolution hearings:http:enwikipediaorgwikikansas_evolution_hearingsdissent from darwin:http:wwwdissentfromdarwinorgproject steve:http:ncsecomtaking-actionlist-stevesdogs and cabbages:http:wwwamazoncomgreatest-show-earth-evidence-evolutiondp1416594787two human hairs:http:wwwwolframalphacominputi=600035billion100yards--donexodus039s criticism of the dissent from darwin list as it was in 2008:http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=ty1bo6gmpqm--all excerpts used in this video are either copyright-free or covered under quotfair usequot in title 17 107 of the uscvector attributions:a huge thanks to snap2objects for the many businessmen vectors i use:http:wwwsnap2objectscomfreebiesbusiness women:http:all-silhouettescomvectorbusinesswomenother business people vectors:http:all-silhouettescomtree of life:http:enwikipediaorgwikifile:tree_of_life_svgsvggenetics:http:enwikipediaorgwikifile:gene-duplicationsvgfootball field:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:amfbfieldsvgimage attributions:gold watch:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:innards_of_a_g_seifert_mechanical_gold_watch_-ajpgbiology:http:enwikipediaorgwikifile:biology_organism_collagepnggenetics:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:dna_repairjpgpye dog:http:uploadwikimediaorgwikipediacommons99cdog_novorossiyskjpgchiuaua:http:enwikipediaorgwikifile:degaenjpgdachshundhttp:enwikipediaorgwikifile:short-haired-dachshundjpggreat dane:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:xenaslegacydanes2jpghttp:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:harlisjpghttp:enwikipediaorgwikifile:dogge_odinjpgweed:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:brassica_oleracea0jpgbroccoli:http:uploadwikimediaorgwikipediacommons558broccoli2jpgcauliflower:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:woolworths-cauliflowerjpgcabbage:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:e0b495e0b4bee0b4ace0b587e0b49ce0b58djpgwild banana:http:uploadwikimediaorgwikipediacommonseebinside_a_wild-type_bananajpgcultivated banana:http:enwikipediaorgwikifile:banana_and_cross_sectionjpgabiogenesis:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:pdb_2aqc_ebijpgblades of grass:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:blades_of_grassjpghuman hair:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:menschenhaar_200_fachjpgrelativity:http:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:innards_of_a_g_seifert_mechanical_gold_watch_-ajpgnewtonian mechanics:http:uploadwikimediaorgwikipediacommons772tir_parabc3b2licpng--music:self-authored using garageband 03909

the agricultural revolution: crash course world history 1
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in which john green investigates the dawn of human civilization john looks into how people gave up hunting and gathering to become agriculturalists and how that change has influenced the world we live in today also there are some jokes about cheeseburgersadditional reading:nisa by marjorie shostak: http:dftba-nisafirst farmers by peter bellwood: http:dftba-1stfarmers

christopher hitchens destroys the catholic church
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hitchslapped :this is an excerpt from the debate quotis the catholic church a force for good in the worldquot this clip was reuploaded from symmetricstrings check out his channel here for more great videos - http:wwwyoutubecomusersymmetricstringsfull debate below:part 1 - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=0kuzywzgoxwpart 2 - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=alog_pu1zmcpart 3 - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=grpuffgveicpart 4 - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=gegdtfkzemepart 5 - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=hnerpdy87mm

robocup 2011 adultsize league semi finals amp finals
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watch virginia tech039s charli-l win robocup 2011039s adultsize league semi finals against tsinghua hephaestus and the finals against robo-erectusedited from videos by: http:wwwyoutubecomuserdutchrobotics

l039brondelle039s universe - pilot episode
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this is the pilot episode for l039brondelle039s universe learn about religions and racismfollow me on twitter lbrondelle dineenporter

inside nature039s giants episode 715 the big cats channel 4
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please subscribe to the evolutiondocumentary youtube channel:http:wwwyoutubecomevolutiondocumentarybroadcast 2010 the experts dissect a lion and a tiger and travel to south africa to see lions in the wild from the outside the lion and the tiger look very different but once their skins are removed even the experts find it hard to tell them apart biologist simon watt traces the evolutionary history of the feline family and comes face to face with a liger: a cross between a lion and a tiger and proof of how similar the two species are one of the most characteristic features of these magnificent animals and something that distinguishes them from the small cats is their ability to roarit039s something that has intrigued scientists so the team delve into the lion039s throat to find the voicebox and make a discovery that helps explain the way the vocal apparatus works they pass compressed air into the windpipe and to everyone039s amazement make the dead lion roar the team dissect the anatomy of how these deadly machines work from the big cats039 powerful forearms and retractable claws to the powerful killing bite richard dawkins explains the evolutionary arms race that has arisen between predators and their prey in the struggle to survive and the experts try to find out why male lions have their distinctive mane of furthe award winning series that gets under the skin of the largest animals on the planet inside nature039s giants dissects these animals to uncover their evolutionary secrets most wildlife documentaries tell you how an animal behaves but by dissecting an animal and studying its anatomy we can see how animals really work experts in comparative anatomy evolution and behaviour will put some of the most popular and enigmatic large animals under the knife veterinary scientist mark evans will interpret their findings biologist simon watts tests the animals physiology and richard dawkins traces back the animals place on the tree of life

what darwin never knew nova
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please subscribe to the evolutiondocumentary youtube channel:http:wwwyoutubecomevolutiondocumentarybroadcast 2010 earth teems with a staggering variety of animals including 9000 kinds of birds 28000 types of fish and more than 350000 species of beetles what explains this explosion of living creatures 14 million different species discovered so far with perhaps another 50 million to go the source of life039s endless forms was a mystery until charles darwin039s revolutionary idea of natural selection which he showed could help explain the gradual development of life on earth but darwin039s radical insights raised as many questions as they answered what actually drives evolution and turns one species into another and how did we evolveon the 150th anniversary of darwin039s quoton the origin of speciesquot nova reveals answers to the riddles that darwin couldn039t explain breakthroughs in a brand new science nicknamed quotevo devoquot are linking the enigma of origins to another of nature039s great mysteries the development of an embryo nova takes viewers on a journey from the galapagos islands to the arctic and from the cambrian explosion of animal forms half a billion years ago to the research labs of today here scientists are finally beginning to crack nature039s biggest secrets at the genetic level and as quotnovaquot shows the results are confirming the brilliance of darwin039s insights while exposing clues to life039s breathtaking diversity

david attenborough: amber time machine bbc
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please subscribe to the evolution documentary youtube channel:http:wwwyoutubecomevolutiondocumentarybroadcast 1996 david attenborough turns his life long fascination with amber into a time travelling detective story that spans 150 million years examining and identifying the contents of this unique material he opens a window into prehistoric tropical rainforests and unravels detailed stories about the plants and animals that lived there the episode shows attenborough searching for the identities of preserved creatures inside a piece of baltic amber that was given to him by his adoptive sister when he was twelve years old the amber time machine is part of the attenborough in paradise and other personal voyages a collection of seven documentariesit shows how a group of scientists can reconstruct an entire twenty million year old ecosystem through pieces of dominican amber examples include a tadpole preserved in amber after falling from a bromeliad attenborough then discusses the scientific feasibility of dna being preserved in amber and the science behind the 1993 hit techno thriller jurassic park in which richard attenborough starred as john hammond several attempts were tried with dna eventually being recovered from a weevil that was several million years older than tyrannosaurus rex attenborough reasons that a few old rare pieces of amber may contain dnaamber is fossilized tree resin not sap which has been appreciated for its color and natural beauty since neolithic times amber is used as an ingredient in perfumes as a healing agent in folk medicine and as jewelry there are five classes of amber defined on the basis of their chemical constituents as it originates as a soft sticky tree resin amber sometimes contains animal and plant material amber occurring in coal seams is also called resinite and the term ambrite is applied to that found specifically within new zealand