carl sagan attempts to debate with a creationist
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carl sagan takes a call from a short-sighted creationistmy aim was to post this tomorrow 9th of nov on what would have been carls 76th birthday but i039m unable to do soplease enjoy see the full radio interview athttp:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=7ppds1o8l9k

orphan baby chimpanzee gets dizzy and falls over
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milou at ida-africa sanctuary playing on his own while the other chimps climb in the trees he spins around till he gets dizzy and falls over milou is not a pet he is at a sanctuary chimpanzees do not make good pets at all milou039s mother was killed for the illegal bushmeat trade and he was going to be sold as a pet chimps will always become too strong and playful to keep in a house as they get older the clips and pictures from ida africa sanaga yong in cameroon i volunteered there in 2011 it was an incredible experience chimpanzees are amazing animals they are unbelievably intelligentto learn more or make a donation please go to wwwida-africaorg

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

we039ve spent 593m years playing wow
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complete premium video at: http:foratvpartnergamification_summitjane mcgonigal author of reality is broken points to the 3 billion hours the world invests every week in online gaming as a clear indicator that many people are not being sufficiently challenged in their day-to-day lives quot593 million years is how long people have spent tackling unnecessary obstacles in world of warcraftquot says mcgonigal quotwe039ve spent as long playing world of warcraft as we have evolving as a human speciesquot-----more than 174 million americans are gamers and the average young person in the united states will spend ten thousand hours gaming by the age of 21 according to world-renowned game designer jane mcgonigal the reason for this mass exodus to virtual worlds is that video games are increasingly fulfilling genuine human needsin this groundbreaking exploration of the power and future of gaming mcgonigal reveals how we can use the lessons of game design to fix what is wrong with the real world boost global happiness and create engagement that transcends commerce jane mcgonigal039s work has helped define this new medium of gamification with a world view that combines elements of reality and fantasyshe believes that we live every story we experience and we really do transform ourselves in this process to become every game we play her insights have been compared to plutonium in that they are elegant concise and pack an enormous amount of force - the gamification summitjane mcgonigal is the director of games research ampamp development at the institute for the future in palo alto california she has created and deployed games and missions in more than 30 countries on six continents she specializes in games that help gamers enjoy their real lives more -- and games that challenge players to tackle real-world problems through planetary-scale collaboration

uk cleric receives death threats for supporting evolution
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march 21 2011 on cnn - via http:wwwatheistmediacom

how to calm down a crazy kitteh
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subscribe for more shorty videos here she needed a little calming down and this technique puts her right to sleep

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

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

woolly mammoth: secrets from the ice bbc documentary 2012
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please subscribe to the evolution documentary youtube channel:http:wwwyoutubecomevolutiondocumentarybroadcast 2012 professor alice roberts reveals the natural history of the most famous of ice age animals - the woolly mammoth mammoths have transfixed humans since the depths of the last ice age when their herds roamed across what is now europe and asia although these curious members of the elephant family have now been extinct for thousands of years scientists can now paint an incredibly detailed picture of their lives thanks to whole carcasses that have been beautifully preserved in the siberian permafrost alice meets the scientists who are using the latest genetic chemical and molecular tests to reveal the adaptations that allowed mammoths to evolve from their origins in the tropics to surviving the extremes of siberia and in a dramatic end to the film she helps unveil a brand new woolly mammoth carcass that may shed new light on our own ancestors039 role in their extinction

dogs decoded nova documentary
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please subscribe to the evolution documentary youtube channel:http:wwwyoutubecomevolutiondocumentarybroadcast 2010 quotdogs decodedquot reveals the science behind the remarkable bond between humans and their dogs and investigates new discoveries in genetics that are illuminating the origin of dogswith surprising implications for the evolution of human culture other research is proving what dog lovers have suspected all along: dogs have an uncanny ability to read and respond to human emotions humans in turn respond to dogs with the same hormone responsible for bonding mothers to their babies how did this incredible relationship between humans and dogs come to be and how can dogs so closely related to fearsome wild wolves behave so differentlydogs have been domesticated for longer than any other animal on the planet and humans have developed a unique relationship with these furry friends we treat our pets like a part of the family and feel that they can understand us in a way other animals can039t now new research is revealing what dog lovers have suspected all along: dogs have an uncanny ability to read and respond to human emotions humans in turn respond to dogs with the same hormone responsible for bonding mothers to their babies how did this incredible relationship between humans and dogs come to be and how can dogs so closely related to fearsome wild wolves behave so differently it039s all in the genesdogs decoded investigates new discoveries in genetics that are illuminating the origin of dog - with big implications for the evolution of human culture as well in siberia the mystery of dogs039 domestication is being repeated--in foxes a fifty-year-old breeding program is creating an entirely new kind of creature a tame fox with some surprising similarities to man039s best friend

intelligent design destroyed
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this video is a pwnage olympics entry for final event and a response to quotwatch designquot http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=9c775gk1fk8intelligent design has both scientific claims and a basic philosophy behind it well this video attempts to refute the philosophical basis of intelligent designfor refutations of the scientific claims of id visit thesehttp:wwwyoutubecomaronrahttp:wwwyoutubecomcdk007http:wwwyoutubecomthelivingdinosaurhttp:wwwyoutubecompotholer54http:wwwyoutubecomdjarm67watching at hd 720p quality will enhance your viewing experience rate sub fav comment sharedo not flag as spam any comments that are not multiple copies or straight swearing all voices have a place feel free to rate them

population genetics: when darwin met mendel - crashcourse biology 18
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hank talks about population genetics which helps to explain the evolution of populations over time by combing the principles of mendel and darwin and by means of the hardy-weinberg equationlike crashcourse on facebook: http:wwwfacebookcomyoutubecrashcoursefollow crashcourse on twitter: http:wwwtwittercomthecrashcoursereferences for this episode can be found in the google document here: http:dftba-2hbntable of contents:1 population genetics 1:052 population 1:143 allele frequency 1:414 5 factors 1:58a natural selection 2:12b natural selectionrandom mating 2:27c mutation 3:18d genetic drift 3:49e gene flow 4:055 hardy-weinberg principle 4:456 hardy-weinberg equilibrium 5:157 hardy-weinberg equation 6:18gregor mendel heredity genetics charles darwin natural selection evolution offspring population genetics species population generation allele frequency allele selective pressure sexual selection non-random mating preferred traits fitness mutation dna genetic drift chance gene flow immigration emigration godfrey hardy wilhelm weinberg hardy-weinberg equation hardy-weinberg equilibrium phenotype genotype earwax mendelian trait homozygous heterozygous evolutionary biologythis video contains the following sound from freesoundorg:quotlucasgonze-homestylemandolin-17aiffquot by lucasgonze

inventor of the synthesizer documentary moog: a film by hans fjellestad
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this documentary is a true asset to mankind robert moog was a great man one of my heros and to me he is an absolute legend this documentary goes through the times places and artists when the synthesizer was invented and what took place also little interesting things from moog such as he said he could quotfeelquot what039s going on inside electronic equipmentor something along those lines of course covers the man who invented the synthesizer who is a beautiful person imho you can feel it in his voice alone i can anyway :i am posting this video under fair use for education and review purposes and not profiting from it in any way i feel the value of historical review awareness of this man039s wonderful accomplishments and education of who was behind the synthesizer outweighs any copyright laws also i doubt the film maker would mind : others may not share the same enthusiasm for the synthesizer as i do it is one of my favorite things in existence and moog is absolutely one of my most respected and favorite people in the history of the known universe :much much respect for hans fjellestad for doing this wonderful work before moog passed away i don039t know hans but i already love the guy :moog documentary website: http:wwwzu33commoog documentary legends heros synthesizer moog sound music vibrations artist theramin sound design history of music possibly et guided people angels god universe multiverse omniverse macroverse microverse dimensions inventor prophet history inventor of the synthesizer loved ones benevolence benevolent honorable respect love harmony unity freedom liberty epitome of beautiful best people on the planet most underrated inventors most underrated underrated wonderful beautiful audio sonic waveform wizardry most influential inventions virtual instruments native instruments audio plug ins tribute admiration greatest men that ever lived moog was the manmuch love to every world039s inventor of the synthesizer :peace-omnisense

futurama explains religion
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the scariest 127 seconds on youtube yes this is a real classroom
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