Carl Sagan Tribute Series Welcome to YouTube! The location filter shows you popular videos from the selected country or region on lists like Most Viewed and in search results.To change your location filter, please use the links in the footer at the bottom of the page. Click "OK" to accept this setting, or click "Cancel" to set your location filter to "Worldwide". The location filter shows you popular videos from the selected country or region on lists like Most Viewed and in search results. Loading... 1 9:15 A Universe Not Made For Us HD: Carl Sagan on religion, geocentrism [Carl... by Callum C. 2 9:30 Consider Again That Pale Blue Dot: Carl Sagan on anthropocentrism [Carl ... by Callum C. 3 10:00 Wanderers: Carl Sagan on human evolution, exploration [Carl Sagan Tribut... by Callum C. 4 9:54 The Gift of Apollo: Carl Sagan on the Apollo missions [Carl Sagan Tribut... by Callum C. 5 7:46 The Backbone of Night: Carl Sagan on cosmology throughout history [Carl ... by Callum C. About Callum C.
Lifelong atheist with a PhD in New Testament and Early Christianity: AMA. : atheism The Blog : Hitch The moment it was announced that Christopher Hitchens was sick with cancer, eulogies began spilling into print and from the podium. No one wanted to deny the possibility that he would recover, of course, but neither could we let the admiration we felt for him go unexpressed. It is a cliché to say that he was one of a kind and none can fill his shoes—but Hitch was and none can. In his case not even the most effusive tributes ring hollow. There was simply no one like him. One of the joys of living in a world filled with stupidity and hypocrisy was to see Hitch respond. I first met Hitch at a dinner at the end of April 2007, just before the release of his remarkable book god is not Great. I rolled out of bed the following morning, feeling quite wrecked, to see Hitch holding forth on C-SPAN’s Book TV, dressed in the same suit he had been wearing the night before. The evening before the event, we met for dinner, and I was aware that it might be our last meal together.
Symphony of Science atheism: help OkTrends First dates are awkward. There is so much you want to know about the person across the table from you, and yet so little you can directly ask. This post is our attempt to end the mystery. Love, sex, a soulmate, an argument, whatever you're looking for, we'll show you the polite questions to find it. First—define "easy to bring up" Before we could go looking for correlations to deeper stuff, our first task was to decide which questions were even first-date appropriate. If you were to be eaten by cannibal, how would you like to be prepaired? do u own 3 or more dildos in your room? Do you hsve a desent job? I would go fucking insane. So, instead of judging each question's first-date appropriateness subjectively, I turned to statistics. That blue rectangle is our highest-quality, least-invasive questions, and we next examined each of them for interesting correlations. Now let's get right to the results. Okay, if you want to know... Will my date have sex on the first date? Ask... Because...