Neil deGrasse Tyson and Richard Dawkins Discuss Science, Religion & Evolution
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Top Comments (10)
Pinky toes are useful because when the room is dark and you have no source of light, your toes will help you find your furnitures by jamming into the edges of them. Very critical usage.
I can listen to Dawkins talk about evolution all day. I used to be a young earth creationist, and it's largely Dawkins' ability to communicate the elegance of evolution that has led me to where I am now. I am about to graduate from university with a degree in geoscience and am currently looking into paleontology graduate programs. Thanks to people like Dawkins and Tyson I've taken the first steps into a much larger world.
Just thinking how lucky we are to be watching and listening to two articulate very intelligent people talking.
The older I get, the more I appreciate these talks/podcasts. Neil is a great host/questionaire. You can tell he has alot of respect for Mr. Dawkins. 👍
Personally I think religion is why it took 19 centuries to figure this out
As a Turkish, I would like to thank people like Neil deGrasse Tyson and Richard Dawkins who enlighten our path. They saved me from the nonsense of religion.
Dear Professor Dawkins, I may never be fortunate enough for this message to reach you, but I feel compelled to write it nonetheless. You have fulfilled your duty to humanity by championing reason, science, and intellectual freedom. Though I was born into a religious family in Afghanistan, years of watching your interviews and discussions opened my mind. You helped me understand the difference between the path of science and the path of religion. Today, I see myself as an agnostic. The way of thinking I learned from you has shaped how I approach every aspect of my life, and I am truly grateful for that. Thank you for your courage, clarity, and commitment to truth. You have made a lasting impact on lives far beyond what you may imagine — including mine.
"If you are skilled in writing you can take others with you." So profound
Beautiful poetic ending Neil….you are a hero among us….thank you
For decades, I've answered the chicken/egg question this way: Chickens only come from eggs; eggs come from lots of things. Your comments were extremely validating. Not that I had any doubts, it's just nice to hear people way smarter than me come up with virtually identical phrases.
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Top Comments (10)
Pinky toes are useful because when the room is dark and you have no source of light, your toes will help you find your furnitures by jamming into the edges of them. Very critical usage.
I can listen to Dawkins talk about evolution all day. I used to be a young earth creationist, and it's largely Dawkins' ability to communicate the elegance of evolution that has led me to where I am now. I am about to graduate from university with a degree in geoscience and am currently looking into paleontology graduate programs. Thanks to people like Dawkins and Tyson I've taken the first steps into a much larger world.
Just thinking how lucky we are to be watching and listening to two articulate very intelligent people talking.
The older I get, the more I appreciate these talks/podcasts. Neil is a great host/questionaire. You can tell he has alot of respect for Mr. Dawkins. 👍
Personally I think religion is why it took 19 centuries to figure this out
As a Turkish, I would like to thank people like Neil deGrasse Tyson and Richard Dawkins who enlighten our path. They saved me from the nonsense of religion.
Dear Professor Dawkins, I may never be fortunate enough for this message to reach you, but I feel compelled to write it nonetheless. You have fulfilled your duty to humanity by championing reason, science, and intellectual freedom. Though I was born into a religious family in Afghanistan, years of watching your interviews and discussions opened my mind. You helped me understand the difference between the path of science and the path of religion. Today, I see myself as an agnostic. The way of thinking I learned from you has shaped how I approach every aspect of my life, and I am truly grateful for that. Thank you for your courage, clarity, and commitment to truth. You have made a lasting impact on lives far beyond what you may imagine — including mine.
"If you are skilled in writing you can take others with you." So profound
Beautiful poetic ending Neil….you are a hero among us….thank you
For decades, I've answered the chicken/egg question this way: Chickens only come from eggs; eggs come from lots of things. Your comments were extremely validating. Not that I had any doubts, it's just nice to hear people way smarter than me come up with virtually identical phrases.