This is the most interesting and most eye-opening documentary i have ever seen. I greatly admire Richard Dawkins after watching this and sincerely hope to meet him one day. The monologue at the end carries a great message that we should all consider.
i ain't religious but..if u think u came from a retarted fish frog then to monkey's..then your an idiot. the answes of life would be answer when u die..or maybe not who the fuck knows.. maybe we we're brought from something much powerful and outside this galaxy..u ever think that.
@rellik619555 Gosh, if you actually fixed the grammatical errors in your comment, I might take you seriously. =D And honestly, that's the beauty of science. If you come up with another theory of human inception that challenges the theory of evolution, then so be it! There needs to be a substantial amount of evidence to back up your theory.
Also, if you really don't want to trouble yourself with evolution or religion, why make a comment? If neither affect you, why care about them?
@InATelescopeLens because i have a right to comment whatever.. i fucking want in youtube. and about my grammar ... you aren't testing me on a literature test so you can stop acting like a lil bitch teacher bc..u get my point.. A.hole.
@rellik619555 The fact you just want to "comment whatever.. i fucking want" just makes you seem like an ignorant, vitriol-spilling troll. Richard Dawkin's approach seems pretty relevant -- conversing socratically. If you still have a problem spelling, then at least it still looks like you're making an attempt to rationally prove what you're saying. So, again, if you really don't want to trouble yourself with evolution or religion, why make a comment? If neither affect you, why care about them?
@InATelescopeLens i honestly don't care . what nerdy fuck like u thinks..call me an ignorant .this and that..troll .or whatever .its not like your old enough or perfect enough to tell me what to do over YT or if i care about this video. if you were bright enough you would know i made that comment like 7 days ago. the fact that you reply to my comment is just funny..your making it seem like I'm affected by this video or something.. learn a life lesson.don't take YT too serious on ppl's comments.
@rellik619555 Sorry, I just assumed that you watched the whole movie and decided to comment on this video specifically because it was the last part. I assumed If you cared enough to post anything at all you must have something serious to say. I guess not. Go on being you then. =)
@InATelescopeLens i did watch the whole thing. but it doesn't mean i care where at the point i argue w some one on YT. there is better things in life to worry about disproving god and his existence. alright happy Halloween.
@jagovRUS listen . why don't you go shoot yourself in the head because... everyone make's mistakes. its funny because you gave a fuck in what i typed here. An you insult me with calling me a utter moron?! seriously!? u let that mistake judge me in life? haha you must have problems w yourself. you window licker. go bitch to someone Else's errors typed in YT. ..........this ain't a exam ..moron.
@rellik619555 excuses, excuses, excuses... I wasn't insulting you so much as making a very simple observation (which you have now helped prove, by the way) based on your inability to communicate anything of value. No, this isn't an 'exam' but it is a way of communicating ideas, and if you can't succeed at doing that on any level, maybe you should stop trying. Take your own advice... moron.
I see alot of people asking were did this air... Its so wonderfull to think that youtube has a huge chance of saving the world with its huge culutural coctails shared by video footage. Just Imagine the number of atheists gathering on this website, just imagine how much good this database of cultural beliefs and opinions does to the world. I personaly was saved by youtube. I learned how to search my targed information and absorb it. Back to the subject, God sucks, I'm an atheist and proud of it.
@ravenhousegaming I agree completely, thanks to the world wide web and especially YouTube masses of information were available for me and others to see, which in are normal lives we would of never had a chance to come across. And yeah I am also an Atheist and very proud of it :)
Did this ever air on an US channels? Somehow I don't think so. A wonderful watch (even though I am now embarrassed to live in Colorado. At least Ted Haggard got his in the end :)
Most of my family are Fundamentalist Christians. I've set my foot down by telling them "when I die, I will either cease to be totally, or it will be the start of a grand adventure, and either way is fine by me." I totally reject the notion of a vengeful god. And I see no evidence of any kind of God at all. Still the universe is a wondrous and mysterious place.
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now only a FEW people are racist in Britian? sorry, bud. about half of society is terrified of the "socially inferior" arab immigrants. other than that his has been a great series.
i think that dawkins closing speech at 8:00 is most poignant for me. what he says there sums up my ideas and feelings about life itself. He is a great man and even if you cant admire him for his ideas and debating skill because of your ideology, at least admire him as a man of passion. A passion for what he knows and can prove to be true.
I completely agree. Concentrate on this life instead of assuming there will be another better one. It is scary to think that so many people would actually welcome the end of the world as they believe it would take them to this blissful eternal life. I don't want those people controlling my destiny....
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I have yet to hear any self evident truth in his argument. Humans have far less social instinct than chimps; that part of our brains is small and undeveloped. We must spend 15+ years learning how to be good. Not all moral progression is moral progression some of this "progress" is suicidal. Remember the chaos theory? Can we as a species survive the moral changes we instigate? Do we deserve to?
@Metaldude1945 well just be grateful at least that you have had the chance of being brought into consciousness... not every one gets to be able to experience the joys, pains, ect. of being alive
@aznsteve128 Yep, it's normal. For lack of better terms, it's parts they've itched on rough surfaces, like tree bark or rocks, but the hair will grow back.
@lucas503 Well as far as I know we didnt come from modern day apes. There have been many different types of species of apes. Our ancestors are often referred to as apes but they were not the modern day apes you would think of. If you examine the bones of early humans they do resemble modern day apes but also have very different characteristics. Saying we evolved from apes is just short for saying that we come from primates.
@lucas503 I think JaweOfficial may be a little confused perhaps. Humans didn't "come from primates".... we are primates! He was right in that we didn't come from modern day apes but we are nothing more than a mere sub species of Primate. Although we share 98% of the same genes science suggests that apes and humans have been on seperate evolutionary paths for the past 6-7 million years! In another seven million years humans and apes will probably be surpassed by genetically stronger animals.
We didn't evolve from apes, we are apes. Us, gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos, and others have a common ancestor. Natural selection split us off into a separate groups. Chimpanzees are our closest cousins and gorillas come next. Hope that helps.
@bigdcominacha Haven't you heard the world ended May 21 & will end again October. Theists make their money on talking BS. If you can't doing anything useful talk cr*p it really pays. Wait for the wave of trash to come of southern US now the shuttle program has ended. People will turn to 30000 kinds of BS pedlars as aerospace non investment leads to economic social distress in the region. Fundamentalists hate science while loving its gifts though they pretend otherwise. Moderates fence sit.
@bigdcominacha Fact is we respond more to emotion & rational thought takes effort. Our altruistic genes betray us when charismatic people talk cr*p. In an experiment an actor talks BS in a subject of professional to an audience => overwhelmingy +ve critiques. We're often intellectually lazy creatures of habit. The closest thing to a verifiable miracle is that we haven't sterilized the planet -- yet, just give the fundies time they already have a way to justify it. godhatestheworld com
@KasirRham Two important evolutionary factors, complex vocalisation and the emergence of abstract thinking processes. The development of writing allowed knowledge to accumulate & be accessible. This lead to more rapid social evolution. The end of the dark ages c1400AD => age of reason & allowed evidence based rational free thinking discourse (aka science) to prevail leading to effective medicines, vaccines, industrial revolution, chemical fertilizers et al.
@Trinitysx Thats the arrogance that put theists above others. Its divisive. You not the Borg but there are disturbing parallels. You may insist that people behave ways you deem acceptable even when in private. You may marginalize independent thinkers & other theist systems. You're likely ligated to kill people who disagree on your brand of theism. The fact that you haven't (I hope) means you're not a true believer and are damned without racking up some homicides. Fear is not morality.
@Trinitysx We and other species are still very much evolving. For our species, new pressures have been introduced it is now more beneficial to be smarter.than ever before because it is now required to use technology effectively. Grandparents now are measured having and average IQ of 70 as their descendants are smarter. (re Flynn effect). Those who are smarter among us both accept then religion faster the rest of us. Theism is a historical relic of heard management of millennia past.
@Trinitysx There are a number of factors involved better educational resources, opportunities to exercise the mind & technology utilisation leading to social differentiation by intellectual performance(smart people paid well working high value fields). Over generations, mutations successfully delivering superior intellectual performance should be advantaged in the gene pool..The only wrinkle - life choices made by this group may lead to under breading. The Flynn effect by Prof. Flynn Otago Uni
@Trinitysx I disagree. We are finding an ever growing amount of species capable of tool use, language, and complex problem solving. Crows and Ravens have been known to make tools, or use street traffic to crack open nuts, and researchers have found that they may have a complex spoken language. Elephants are know to grieve at "grave yards" where they have gathered bones of the deceased; they even leave leaves on top of the bones, which presents the ability to think abstractly.
@lmihay Actually, that doesn't even describe the theory of evolution, which states we evolved from a common ancestor to apes, some type of proto-ape, so you may come from a family of chimps, but I don't XD
@maugustyniak The great thing about science is that it's true whether you believe it or not. If your arrogance prevents you from believing that you're an evolved ape, it has no bearing on the rigorous scientific study that proves that you are.
@lumpheadthump Hate to break it to you, but I've studied math and engineering, not arc building, as for the evolution of man, see even if it's proven we broke away from the great apes, it should be a good point not to run back to your ancestors for comfort and I wouldn't talk about arrogance you idiot because I've actually stated the correct theory. You on the other hand, are some emotional little fool, so go back to swinging from tree to tree, my ancestors gave that up millions of years ago.
@maugustyniak The fact that you couldn't correctly describe our evolution makes it obvious that you're the idiot. Chimps and humans have a common ancestor. That may have been what you were trying to say, but your communication skills are lacking. The way you worded it, you sounded like another idiot ID dupe. Dawkins has never said we evolved from chimps. I guarantee he knows more about evolution than you do.
@lumpheadthump Oh christ, another cultist. Not my fault you can't read, probably your chimp DNA.. Anyway, I'll let your dumb ass go back to jerking off to hot pics of baboons."Dorkins", by the way, is an insecure little asshole, kinda like you.
@maugustyniak I'll take that as your concesion that you are in fact stupid. Thanks. By the way, I'm not any kind of cultist, I just respect the opinions of real scientists (like Dawkins) over those of idiot armchair biologists with no education beyond high school (like yourdself).
"Morality" is much more likely to be a conformation of many different genes playing various roles which give an over all "potential" rather than an innate sense of what is good or bad. In this way it is surely more favourable to call morality a social phenomena than biological.
I think 'morality' and socializing are intertwined much in the same way language and thought are, or time and space....it's a sort of continuum...you don't really get one without the other...
Interesting concept. I don't think the two are proportional to each other though. Socializing is more of a human need, whereas morality is a sense of behavioral conduct that differentiates intentions, decisions, and actions, and is often associated with a philosophy, religion or culture. If what you're saying is that greater socializing leads to heightened empathy and the capacity to recognize & share our human condition, then I would tend to agree.
Imagine asking which one came first....like you said, socializing is a human need. No doubt about this. We would not have survived w/o....but would socializing be possible if there weren't a sense of morality, no matter how primitive it may be? Social species have to share responsibilities and repercussions (whether beneficial or detrimental). Sharing can be considered a moral sense, even if it stems from an intellectual understanding of the benefit of working together...
Look at the species for which adaptation favored a solitary lifestyle, you can probably say that they have absolutely zero sense of morality. For example as soon as two male chameleons even get a SENSE of each other, they are ready to fight, even to the death....they are not social and they are not moral...
I think a more sophisticated the understanding of reality leads to a more sophisticated understanding of morality which leads to a more sophisticated society...
but don't get me wrong, like I said I think you can't have one without the other, so please don't think I'm proposing some kind of objective standard for morality outside of our minds, as I think observation shows the opposite to be true, morality wouldn't exist without socialization, and socialization wouldn't exist w/o morality (even primitive morality)....I just want that to be clear....
I didn't want to believe Dawkins when I first started watching these programs, about a year ago. I was at a point where I was afraid to let go of my Christian faith and move on. But the furious inner debate that Dawkins and Hitchens prompted eventually corroded my faith to the point where I couldn't honestly say I was Christian anymore. It took several more months until about now to come around to accepting that I'm an atheist. Thank You Richard Dawkins for saving my brain!
@seats19 Yes, I think he's very courageous. He's not arrogant or rude, he's just trying to get the word out about why science is a far better tool for discovery than religion is.
Atheism is hard, religion is easy. People are overwhelmingly religious because you can abdicate responsibility. Atheism, you are fully responsible for all your actions. With religion, especially Christianity, you can kill 50 people one day, but if on the next you "confess" then you are saved. You can then kill another 51 the next day, but if you confess, you are wiped clean again. Thank goodness in this extreme example hopefully this person would end up in jail, but his soul would be saved!
on the one hand, they say the bible has no contradictions and every word is good. Yet a brief perusal of the first book will get you a books worth of contradictions and immoral directives.
its funny how we (atheists) critisize fundies for believing in something with no proof, and then when we (some of us) speak about consciousness, something we can not scientifically observe, weigh or measure in any way shape or form, we can assume it just doesnt exist after death. We dont have the evidence to even form a grounded hypothesis, am I right? or am I wrong?
@aARIESsSs People are allowed to dream and look for answers, but until something is proven the assumed theory denies life after death. And it might actually be that some day we find something that breaks the veil in front of, now seemingly unattainable, mind. The thing that atheists are more against is that religions try to tell in DETAIL what it will be like, and the "unchangeable" moral codes that often are derived from those details.
@McAnkkuli: "The thing that atheists are more against is that religions try to tell in DETAIL what it will be like, and the "unchangeable" moral codes that often are derived from those details." I agree with you 100%. I think it more likely, based on the evidence available today, that my consciousness is bound to the workings of my brain, but maybe I am in for a surprise, who knows? One thing I am sure of is that I will not end up in hell being roasted for eternity :)
@Nalae1978 "One thing I am sure of is that I will not end up in hell being roasted for eternity."
I think Heaven is no better than Hell. I would consider existence in Heaven to be either an oppression (live only to constantly praise God/tyrant) or torture by blandness (to live is to struggle, otherwise there's no point).
I'm glad that there is no evidence that heaven or Hell exist.
@drfoxcourt: I agree with you...BTW: there is a brilliant cartoon called "A guy from Munich in Heaven" - this guy, Alois, complains about having to sing "Halleluja" all day long and only getting "Manna" for food (and no beer...!)...I do not know whether there is an English version :)
@aARIESsSs I think generally atheists are always against the details of religion. As Dawkins once said "[atheists] are all technically agnostics", for they are open whatever the truth may be. But religion tends to give unexplained details that can be harmful for progress and humans.
Can you prove there is no God? can you prove there is a GOD?..this is unprovable
in any direction. I chose to believe in a higher consciousness that is beyond our ability to grasp its Universal wonder. To be a Athiest is to reject the spiriual realm of life, to limit ones self to a stark and brief experience of life.
@globehunter2 : Thats not necessarily true. Even so Dawkins may not be spiritual in your sense of believing in the supernatural, his exultation in the beauties of nature does strike me as a search within himself for meaning and sense which is every bit a spiritual as religion. Sam Harris, for example, openly advocates spirituality while condemning religious faith and argues that you do not have to believe in unproven propositions to be spiritual.
@Nalae1978 Exactly, no matter how people extend their minds, be it with trying to comprehend some kind of god, or wondering the order and complexity of world, it gives the same feeling, for all our minds work in the same way.
i think the arguments and thoughts that have been discussed are remarkable and especially for us as born as Muslim and back ward society engulfed by fanatic religious people, that is really a great service for humanity and reasoning and these kind of programmes should be translated into other languages too so many people could understand good luck to MR. RichardDawkins. by ilyas khan
The end of the video got me thinking about eternal life-- which would easily become a torment after 1 billion years or long before that. The psyche of a human would not be able to cope with doing the same things over and over again- with no end in sight.
If I got to be 1 billion years old I'd start to rip myself to pieces in despair and frustration. And that's 'just' 1 billion years, what about 1 billion billion years?
It does make me wonder whether or not 'On the Origin of Species' will be viewed in the same kind of idolatory light as the texts which make up the basis of the Abrahamic faiths in 5000 years time.
Assuming, that is, we've managed to survive by ridding the world of religious filth.
very good doc, its good to see factual knowledge being spread. The only thing that was wrong with this doc was that every time hes was interviewing someone he cut them off, fair enough he cut off the first few delusional idiots but the bishop struck me as an intelligent person (even though he believes in god!..) and i wanted to hear his point of view. Very good otherwise though. peace out
I start like professor Richard Dawkins this year, wich is the exacly same year I left religion. I like his documentaries very much. And a funny thing that happen to me was: one day I find some people in past I usually see the in church, we speack a loot and when I said I don't believe in God was hillarrius. And one of them said "I'll pray for your convertion", stupid isn't it? Now I feel soo free, with a loot to learn it's true but soo free. Sorry for bad english xD.
I have the same experiences. I became atheist after 14 years of relatively moderate christianity from birth. 4 years into it, it is hilarious to meet religious friends. They're always so very shocked, and always seem to be doing the same old thing, same old church based life. I'm so very glad I managed to avoid fundamentalist indoctrination, so very happy my good friend argued reasonably with me for about a year, destroying my preconceptions about why I was religious. came down to indoctrination
You know, I completely know where you're coming from. I used to be muslim and when I told other muslims i wasn't anymore, they looked at me like they were going to kill me. In fact, one of my friends Actually said "well, you know I have the right to kill you now, don't you?" It's ridiculous
@fez115 same here with me. i grew up as a Muslim but my mother is a very devoted catholic. so while i was studying Qur'an & Islamic theology in the schools my mother was teaching me about the bible. i was trapped between the 2 faiths lol. almost 2 yrs ago i announced to my family that i am indeed an atheist.. my mother got a little sad but in my surprise my Muslim father didn't really mind. lol
I pray to Charles Darwin. I go to the church of Richard Dawkins. And I live my life to its fullest, for it is very short indeed. (Ex-Christian of 18 years, now a free-thinking man)
If there is a god, wich I don't believe there is, the here and now is the most precious gift given to us. The here and now is the most important thing and time we have.
only windows 2000? I was hoping we'd at least be Windows XP...<.<
prettycolors2 2 weeks ago
Awesome stuff Dawkins! He reminded me of Carl Sagan with that monologue at the end.
Gearsmeister 1 month ago
Look around you... Just look around you...
MrNobody425 1 month ago
This is the most interesting and most eye-opening documentary i have ever seen. I greatly admire Richard Dawkins after watching this and sincerely hope to meet him one day. The monologue at the end carries a great message that we should all consider.
cvmaster90 1 month ago
For some reason at the very end I wanted to give Richard a big hug! ^_^
LambdaMachinima 1 month ago
i ain't religious but..if u think u came from a retarted fish frog then to monkey's..then your an idiot. the answes of life would be answer when u die..or maybe not who the fuck knows.. maybe we we're brought from something much powerful and outside this galaxy..u ever think that.
rellik619555 3 months ago
@rellik619555 Gosh, if you actually fixed the grammatical errors in your comment, I might take you seriously. =D And honestly, that's the beauty of science. If you come up with another theory of human inception that challenges the theory of evolution, then so be it! There needs to be a substantial amount of evidence to back up your theory.
Also, if you really don't want to trouble yourself with evolution or religion, why make a comment? If neither affect you, why care about them?
InATelescopeLens 3 months ago
@InATelescopeLens because i have a right to comment whatever.. i fucking want in youtube. and about my grammar ... you aren't testing me on a literature test so you can stop acting like a lil bitch teacher bc..u get my point.. A.hole.
rellik619555 3 months ago
@rellik619555 The fact you just want to "comment whatever.. i fucking want" just makes you seem like an ignorant, vitriol-spilling troll. Richard Dawkin's approach seems pretty relevant -- conversing socratically. If you still have a problem spelling, then at least it still looks like you're making an attempt to rationally prove what you're saying. So, again, if you really don't want to trouble yourself with evolution or religion, why make a comment? If neither affect you, why care about them?
InATelescopeLens 3 months ago 3
@InATelescopeLens i honestly don't care . what nerdy fuck like u thinks..call me an ignorant .this and that..troll .or whatever .its not like your old enough or perfect enough to tell me what to do over YT or if i care about this video. if you were bright enough you would know i made that comment like 7 days ago. the fact that you reply to my comment is just funny..your making it seem like I'm affected by this video or something.. learn a life lesson.don't take YT too serious on ppl's comments.
rellik619555 3 months ago
@rellik619555 Sorry, I just assumed that you watched the whole movie and decided to comment on this video specifically because it was the last part. I assumed If you cared enough to post anything at all you must have something serious to say. I guess not. Go on being you then. =)
InATelescopeLens 2 months ago
@InATelescopeLens i did watch the whole thing. but it doesn't mean i care where at the point i argue w some one on YT. there is better things in life to worry about disproving god and his existence. alright happy Halloween.
rellik619555 2 months ago
@rellik619555 Haha. You're either 15, English isn't your first language, or you're a complete and utter moron. I wonder which it could be.
jagovRUS 2 months ago
@jagovRUS listen . why don't you go shoot yourself in the head because... everyone make's mistakes. its funny because you gave a fuck in what i typed here. An you insult me with calling me a utter moron?! seriously!? u let that mistake judge me in life? haha you must have problems w yourself. you window licker. go bitch to someone Else's errors typed in YT. ..........this ain't a exam ..moron.
rellik619555 2 months ago
@rellik619555 excuses, excuses, excuses... I wasn't insulting you so much as making a very simple observation (which you have now helped prove, by the way) based on your inability to communicate anything of value. No, this isn't an 'exam' but it is a way of communicating ideas, and if you can't succeed at doing that on any level, maybe you should stop trying. Take your own advice... moron.
Sincerely, Window Licker.
jagovRUS 2 months ago
@jagovRUS ┌∩┐(◕_◕)┌∩┐learn to shut the fuck up already.
rellik619555 2 months ago
@rellik619555 Lmfao. Trash kid is so mad right now. Loves it~
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rellik619555 2 months ago
I love Richard Dawkins so much
MundyArtStudio 5 months ago
I love how, at the end, Dawkins says so beautifully what I've been thinking for so long.
Ryanfarrick 5 months ago
Humans are Windows 2000? Excuse me... *puke*
dragonfiremalus 5 months ago
I see alot of people asking were did this air... Its so wonderfull to think that youtube has a huge chance of saving the world with its huge culutural coctails shared by video footage. Just Imagine the number of atheists gathering on this website, just imagine how much good this database of cultural beliefs and opinions does to the world. I personaly was saved by youtube. I learned how to search my targed information and absorb it. Back to the subject, God sucks, I'm an atheist and proud of it.
ravenhousegaming 5 months ago 3
@ravenhousegaming I agree completely, thanks to the world wide web and especially YouTube masses of information were available for me and others to see, which in are normal lives we would of never had a chance to come across. And yeah I am also an Atheist and very proud of it :)
finalfantasy8VIII 5 months ago
@finalfantasy8VIII Good for us :)
ravenhousegaming 5 months ago
Did this ever air on an US channels? Somehow I don't think so. A wonderful watch (even though I am now embarrassed to live in Colorado. At least Ted Haggard got his in the end :)
grahamdaves1 6 months ago
Most of my family are Fundamentalist Christians. I've set my foot down by telling them "when I die, I will either cease to be totally, or it will be the start of a grand adventure, and either way is fine by me." I totally reject the notion of a vengeful god. And I see no evidence of any kind of God at all. Still the universe is a wondrous and mysterious place.
FlashJack85 6 months ago
Nice proof godless chimps with moral behaviour => automatic perversion criminality for humans
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JamesonMary 7 months ago
So chimps are MS dos, humans are Windows 2000, AND I'M WINDOWS 7 xD
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NancyBivins 7 months ago
Now only a few people are racist... Kilroy, I think he's talking about you
DsaiTheWhite 7 months ago
now only a FEW people are racist in Britian? sorry, bud. about half of society is terrified of the "socially inferior" arab immigrants. other than that his has been a great series.
raitei202 9 months ago
I really enjoyed watching these vids! The book was awesome as well! Thanks for posting!
Hotleather31 9 months ago
i think that dawkins closing speech at 8:00 is most poignant for me. what he says there sums up my ideas and feelings about life itself. He is a great man and even if you cant admire him for his ideas and debating skill because of your ideology, at least admire him as a man of passion. A passion for what he knows and can prove to be true.
Christo331 9 months ago 5
I completely agree. Concentrate on this life instead of assuming there will be another better one. It is scary to think that so many people would actually welcome the end of the world as they believe it would take them to this blissful eternal life. I don't want those people controlling my destiny....
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MichelleRundell 9 months ago
i love you Richard Dawkins
redshark618 10 months ago 16
Christianity is like Mac OS: it is stable, beautiful, and flawless.
alaric1247 10 months ago
@alaric1247 Yep, and controlled by one dude who knows better what you need and like.
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DawnTharpe 11 months ago
I love the monologue at the end. So true and deep and just makes you see the vastness of the world
MVT44 11 months ago 37
@MVT44 Totally agree with you there! Dawkins sounds like a preacher lol.
TheSnoop105 11 months ago
Windows 2000? Fuck that, I'm Linux.
Eilavesch 11 months ago
life is "inspiration to make the most of it"
0810Rocks 1 year ago
"life is inspiration to make the most of it"
0810Rocks 1 year ago
I have yet to hear any self evident truth in his argument. Humans have far less social instinct than chimps; that part of our brains is small and undeveloped. We must spend 15+ years learning how to be good. Not all moral progression is moral progression some of this "progress" is suicidal. Remember the chaos theory? Can we as a species survive the moral changes we instigate? Do we deserve to?
mangeHer 1 year ago
Ian McEwan!!!!
LoganManila 1 year ago
his final words sum up what life really is...
TheWhiteDreamsOfLife 1 year ago 5
Those are some manky looking chimps
syzygy111 1 year ago
just amazing i wish America would put on shows like that!!
tkyle212 1 year ago 7
We must stop religion!!
darkwarrior1234 1 year ago 4
@darkwarrior1234 just educating people is enough
VanillaShoelace 1 year ago
@VanillaShoelace True...
darkwarrior1234 1 year ago
God bless Richard Dawkins! :D awesome documentary!
BitchIStoleYourFish 1 year ago
@BitchIStoleYourFish lol
hauzergunte 1 year ago
"We have to make life the most of it" Well what if life sucks for a specific individual? lol
Metaldude1945 1 year ago
@Metaldude1945 well just be grateful at least that you have had the chance of being brought into consciousness... not every one gets to be able to experience the joys, pains, ect. of being alive
RottenNinja 1 year ago
I'm just curious, why do a lot of those chimps have so many bald patches on them? Is that normal?
aznsteve128 1 year ago
@aznsteve128 Yep, it's normal. For lack of better terms, it's parts they've itched on rough surfaces, like tree bark or rocks, but the hair will grow back.
Yolastresort 1 year ago
Awesome Documentary I really enjoyed it.
JaweOfficial 1 year ago 3
question im an atheist , so if we evolved from apes how come there's still apes out there ,would natural selection kill the rest of the apes?
lucas503 1 year ago
@lucas503 Well as far as I know we didnt come from modern day apes. There have been many different types of species of apes. Our ancestors are often referred to as apes but they were not the modern day apes you would think of. If you examine the bones of early humans they do resemble modern day apes but also have very different characteristics. Saying we evolved from apes is just short for saying that we come from primates.
JaweOfficial 1 year ago
@JaweOfficial now i know thank you
lucas503 1 year ago
@lucas503 I think JaweOfficial may be a little confused perhaps. Humans didn't "come from primates".... we are primates! He was right in that we didn't come from modern day apes but we are nothing more than a mere sub species of Primate. Although we share 98% of the same genes science suggests that apes and humans have been on seperate evolutionary paths for the past 6-7 million years! In another seven million years humans and apes will probably be surpassed by genetically stronger animals.
snakebagel1 1 year ago 6
@snakebagel1 thanks
lucas503 1 year ago
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@snakebagel1 "In another seven million years humans and apes will probably be surpassed by genetically stronger animals."
More accurately, we will be surpassed by more genetically *adapted* (wrt the environment) animals.
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lmihay 1 year ago
We didn't evolve from apes, we are apes. Us, gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos, and others have a common ancestor. Natural selection split us off into a separate groups. Chimpanzees are our closest cousins and gorillas come next. Hope that helps.
lmihay 1 year ago 56
@lmihay thanks for answering
lucas503 1 year ago
@lmihay was there any specific event that blasted us forward. I understand the relation, but how did we become so much more advance
KasirRham 9 months ago
@KasirRham Ancient alien theorists say we were infused with alien DNA!
bigdcominacha 6 months ago
@bigdcominacha Haven't you heard the world ended May 21 & will end again October. Theists make their money on talking BS. If you can't doing anything useful talk cr*p it really pays. Wait for the wave of trash to come of southern US now the shuttle program has ended. People will turn to 30000 kinds of BS pedlars as aerospace non investment leads to economic social distress in the region. Fundamentalists hate science while loving its gifts though they pretend otherwise. Moderates fence sit.
EmmittBrownBTTF1 6 months ago
@bigdcominacha Fact is we respond more to emotion & rational thought takes effort. Our altruistic genes betray us when charismatic people talk cr*p. In an experiment an actor talks BS in a subject of professional to an audience => overwhelmingy +ve critiques. We're often intellectually lazy creatures of habit. The closest thing to a verifiable miracle is that we haven't sterilized the planet -- yet, just give the fundies time they already have a way to justify it. godhatestheworld com
EmmittBrownBTTF1 6 months ago
@KasirRham Two important evolutionary factors, complex vocalisation and the emergence of abstract thinking processes. The development of writing allowed knowledge to accumulate & be accessible. This lead to more rapid social evolution. The end of the dark ages c1400AD => age of reason & allowed evidence based rational free thinking discourse (aka science) to prevail leading to effective medicines, vaccines, industrial revolution, chemical fertilizers et al.
EmmittBrownBTTF1 6 months ago
@lmihay in people's laughter I hear chimp screams... all the time. Laughter is the best evidence we have of our evolution from chimpanzees.
flashysimon 7 months ago
@lmihay dude we are beyond animals that is not debatable. Animals don't do what we do and aren't capable of doing so, and we have so much potential.
Kind of ignorant to say we are animals but not we evolved from them, their is a line
Trinitysx 7 months ago
@Trinitysx Thats the arrogance that put theists above others. Its divisive. You not the Borg but there are disturbing parallels. You may insist that people behave ways you deem acceptable even when in private. You may marginalize independent thinkers & other theist systems. You're likely ligated to kill people who disagree on your brand of theism. The fact that you haven't (I hope) means you're not a true believer and are damned without racking up some homicides. Fear is not morality.
EmmittBrownBTTF1 6 months ago
@EmmittBrownBTTF1 still bottom line is we've catched up and surpassed evolution
Trinitysx 6 months ago
@Trinitysx We and other species are still very much evolving. For our species, new pressures have been introduced it is now more beneficial to be smarter.than ever before because it is now required to use technology effectively. Grandparents now are measured having and average IQ of 70 as their descendants are smarter. (re Flynn effect). Those who are smarter among us both accept then religion faster the rest of us. Theism is a historical relic of heard management of millennia past.
EmmittBrownBTTF1 6 months ago
@EmmittBrownBTTF1 from what ive been taught evolution is a physical change not mental
Trinitysx 6 months ago
@Trinitysx There are a number of factors involved better educational resources, opportunities to exercise the mind & technology utilisation leading to social differentiation by intellectual performance(smart people paid well working high value fields). Over generations, mutations successfully delivering superior intellectual performance should be advantaged in the gene pool..The only wrinkle - life choices made by this group may lead to under breading. The Flynn effect by Prof. Flynn Otago Uni
EmmittBrownBTTF1 6 months ago
@Trinitysx I disagree. We are finding an ever growing amount of species capable of tool use, language, and complex problem solving. Crows and Ravens have been known to make tools, or use street traffic to crack open nuts, and researchers have found that they may have a complex spoken language. Elephants are know to grieve at "grave yards" where they have gathered bones of the deceased; they even leave leaves on top of the bones, which presents the ability to think abstractly.
pkart7 6 months ago
@pkart7 yeah eve cavemen knew those things
Trinitysx 6 months ago
@lmihay Actually, that doesn't even describe the theory of evolution, which states we evolved from a common ancestor to apes, some type of proto-ape, so you may come from a family of chimps, but I don't XD
maugustyniak 5 months ago
@maugustyniak The great thing about science is that it's true whether you believe it or not. If your arrogance prevents you from believing that you're an evolved ape, it has no bearing on the rigorous scientific study that proves that you are.
lumpheadthump 5 months ago
@lumpheadthump Hate to break it to you, but I've studied math and engineering, not arc building, as for the evolution of man, see even if it's proven we broke away from the great apes, it should be a good point not to run back to your ancestors for comfort and I wouldn't talk about arrogance you idiot because I've actually stated the correct theory. You on the other hand, are some emotional little fool, so go back to swinging from tree to tree, my ancestors gave that up millions of years ago.
maugustyniak 5 months ago
@maugustyniak The fact that you couldn't correctly describe our evolution makes it obvious that you're the idiot. Chimps and humans have a common ancestor. That may have been what you were trying to say, but your communication skills are lacking. The way you worded it, you sounded like another idiot ID dupe. Dawkins has never said we evolved from chimps. I guarantee he knows more about evolution than you do.
lumpheadthump 5 months ago
@lumpheadthump Oh christ, another cultist. Not my fault you can't read, probably your chimp DNA.. Anyway, I'll let your dumb ass go back to jerking off to hot pics of baboons."Dorkins", by the way, is an insecure little asshole, kinda like you.
maugustyniak 5 months ago
@maugustyniak I'll take that as your concesion that you are in fact stupid. Thanks. By the way, I'm not any kind of cultist, I just respect the opinions of real scientists (like Dawkins) over those of idiot armchair biologists with no education beyond high school (like yourdself).
lumpheadthump 5 months ago
@lmihay Well its the Bonobos that humans are most closely related, not the Chimpanzees.
JPR1204 3 months ago
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lmihay 1 year ago
Still a lot to study Richard Dawkins
craneywatch 1 year ago
"You can think of Chimps as MS-Dos and Humans as Windows 2000". Awesome.
pbfoley 1 year ago
I'd shout it from the top of the mountains.
CntrBrdr 1 year ago
Then to the Lip of this poor earthen Urn
I lean’d, the Secret of my Life to learn: And Lip to Lip it murmur’d—"While you live,
"Drink!—for, once dead, you never shall return."
(Omar Khayam)
TheGojastak 1 year ago 2
"Morality" is much more likely to be a conformation of many different genes playing various roles which give an over all "potential" rather than an innate sense of what is good or bad. In this way it is surely more favourable to call morality a social phenomena than biological.
karlkarlkarl1234 1 year ago
@karlkarlkarl1234
I think 'morality' and socializing are intertwined much in the same way language and thought are, or time and space....it's a sort of continuum...you don't really get one without the other...
4tabula2rasa0 1 year ago
@4tabula2rasa0
Interesting concept. I don't think the two are proportional to each other though. Socializing is more of a human need, whereas morality is a sense of behavioral conduct that differentiates intentions, decisions, and actions, and is often associated with a philosophy, religion or culture. If what you're saying is that greater socializing leads to heightened empathy and the capacity to recognize & share our human condition, then I would tend to agree.
karlkarlkarl1234 1 year ago
@karlkarlkarl1234
Imagine asking which one came first....like you said, socializing is a human need. No doubt about this. We would not have survived w/o....but would socializing be possible if there weren't a sense of morality, no matter how primitive it may be? Social species have to share responsibilities and repercussions (whether beneficial or detrimental). Sharing can be considered a moral sense, even if it stems from an intellectual understanding of the benefit of working together...
4tabula2rasa0 1 year ago
@karlkarlkarl1234
Look at the species for which adaptation favored a solitary lifestyle, you can probably say that they have absolutely zero sense of morality. For example as soon as two male chameleons even get a SENSE of each other, they are ready to fight, even to the death....they are not social and they are not moral...
I think a more sophisticated the understanding of reality leads to a more sophisticated understanding of morality which leads to a more sophisticated society...
4tabula2rasa0 1 year ago
@karlkarlkarl1234
but don't get me wrong, like I said I think you can't have one without the other, so please don't think I'm proposing some kind of objective standard for morality outside of our minds, as I think observation shows the opposite to be true, morality wouldn't exist without socialization, and socialization wouldn't exist w/o morality (even primitive morality)....I just want that to be clear....
4tabula2rasa0 1 year ago
I didn't want to believe Dawkins when I first started watching these programs, about a year ago. I was at a point where I was afraid to let go of my Christian faith and move on. But the furious inner debate that Dawkins and Hitchens prompted eventually corroded my faith to the point where I couldn't honestly say I was Christian anymore. It took several more months until about now to come around to accepting that I'm an atheist. Thank You Richard Dawkins for saving my brain!
datalal624 1 year ago
@datalal624 My story is the same. Dawkins really is a modern hero, isn't he?
seats19 1 year ago
@seats19 Yes, I think he's very courageous. He's not arrogant or rude, he's just trying to get the word out about why science is a far better tool for discovery than religion is.
datalal624 1 year ago 7
@datalal624
Dawkins is not arrogant or rude, I would call him righteously indignant.
4tabula2rasa0 1 year ago 4
Atheism is hard, religion is easy. People are overwhelmingly religious because you can abdicate responsibility. Atheism, you are fully responsible for all your actions. With religion, especially Christianity, you can kill 50 people one day, but if on the next you "confess" then you are saved. You can then kill another 51 the next day, but if you confess, you are wiped clean again. Thank goodness in this extreme example hopefully this person would end up in jail, but his soul would be saved!
Fabstaire 1 year ago
on the one hand, they say the bible has no contradictions and every word is good. Yet a brief perusal of the first book will get you a books worth of contradictions and immoral directives.
Fabstaire 1 year ago
Is there a episode 3?
Ponjoe15 1 year ago
@Ponjoe15 good question
selearemus 1 year ago
Windows 2000 wasn't very good
LemmingAttack 1 year ago 4
@LemmingAttack lol
Ponjoe15 1 year ago
the last minute or two almost make me cry of happiness
NECC94 1 year ago 4
@NECC94
It made me realise how lucky we are. And that believing in something we can't see is denial of the earth around us.
Jammed9000 1 year ago
I'm extremely glad I watched this.
Draakur 1 year ago 4
@Draakur I agree with you. It actually made me feel alive.
Calhor 1 year ago
the only sensible way of living is without rules
luzongb 1 year ago
its funny how we (atheists) critisize fundies for believing in something with no proof, and then when we (some of us) speak about consciousness, something we can not scientifically observe, weigh or measure in any way shape or form, we can assume it just doesnt exist after death. We dont have the evidence to even form a grounded hypothesis, am I right? or am I wrong?
aARIESsSs 1 year ago
@aARIESsSs People are allowed to dream and look for answers, but until something is proven the assumed theory denies life after death. And it might actually be that some day we find something that breaks the veil in front of, now seemingly unattainable, mind. The thing that atheists are more against is that religions try to tell in DETAIL what it will be like, and the "unchangeable" moral codes that often are derived from those details.
McAnkkuli 1 year ago
@McAnkkuli: "The thing that atheists are more against is that religions try to tell in DETAIL what it will be like, and the "unchangeable" moral codes that often are derived from those details." I agree with you 100%. I think it more likely, based on the evidence available today, that my consciousness is bound to the workings of my brain, but maybe I am in for a surprise, who knows? One thing I am sure of is that I will not end up in hell being roasted for eternity :)
Nalae1978 1 year ago
@Nalae1978 "One thing I am sure of is that I will not end up in hell being roasted for eternity."
I think Heaven is no better than Hell. I would consider existence in Heaven to be either an oppression (live only to constantly praise God/tyrant) or torture by blandness (to live is to struggle, otherwise there's no point).
I'm glad that there is no evidence that heaven or Hell exist.
drfoxcourt 1 year ago
@drfoxcourt: I agree with you...BTW: there is a brilliant cartoon called "A guy from Munich in Heaven" - this guy, Alois, complains about having to sing "Halleluja" all day long and only getting "Manna" for food (and no beer...!)...I do not know whether there is an English version :)
Nalae1978 1 year ago
@Nalae1978 Thanks for the cartoon clue.
If there's no beer in the afterlife, I'm not going! ;-)
drfoxcourt 1 year ago
@aARIESsSs I think generally atheists are always against the details of religion. As Dawkins once said "[atheists] are all technically agnostics", for they are open whatever the truth may be. But religion tends to give unexplained details that can be harmful for progress and humans.
McAnkkuli 1 year ago
Can you prove there is no God? can you prove there is a GOD?..this is unprovable
in any direction. I chose to believe in a higher consciousness that is beyond our ability to grasp its Universal wonder. To be a Athiest is to reject the spiriual realm of life, to limit ones self to a stark and brief experience of life.
globehunter2 1 year ago
@globehunter2 : Thats not necessarily true. Even so Dawkins may not be spiritual in your sense of believing in the supernatural, his exultation in the beauties of nature does strike me as a search within himself for meaning and sense which is every bit a spiritual as religion. Sam Harris, for example, openly advocates spirituality while condemning religious faith and argues that you do not have to believe in unproven propositions to be spiritual.
Nalae1978 1 year ago
@Nalae1978 Exactly, no matter how people extend their minds, be it with trying to comprehend some kind of god, or wondering the order and complexity of world, it gives the same feeling, for all our minds work in the same way.
McAnkkuli 1 year ago
"limit"......what the universe isnt enough for you?
Dreamerx47 1 year ago
@Dreamerx47 The Universe is more than enough for me! its just that
I would not be a Athiest to limit my experience of the wonders of the Universe.
globehunter2 1 year ago
again with the limiting? dude are you greedy or what?
Dreamerx47 1 year ago
This man is a legend. I am so happy he made this series.
crazyfuckinggoose 1 year ago 4
i think the arguments and thoughts that have been discussed are remarkable and especially for us as born as Muslim and back ward society engulfed by fanatic religious people, that is really a great service for humanity and reasoning and these kind of programmes should be translated into other languages too so many people could understand good luck to MR. RichardDawkins. by ilyas khan
arsalankakar 1 year ago
The end of the video got me thinking about eternal life-- which would easily become a torment after 1 billion years or long before that. The psyche of a human would not be able to cope with doing the same things over and over again- with no end in sight.
If I got to be 1 billion years old I'd start to rip myself to pieces in despair and frustration. And that's 'just' 1 billion years, what about 1 billion billion years?
LimesNorrlandicus 1 year ago
It does make me wonder whether or not 'On the Origin of Species' will be viewed in the same kind of idolatory light as the texts which make up the basis of the Abrahamic faiths in 5000 years time.
Assuming, that is, we've managed to survive by ridding the world of religious filth.
bigmalcboy 1 year ago
Applauds to Dawkins.
Miratesus 1 year ago 4
richard dawkins is windows 7 :)
TheKirkoswald 1 year ago 7
That's just hilarious...
"...has led to collapse of the fabric of society..."
"Next up - CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER!"
Millhouse013 2 years ago 23
The ending was the best part. I feel like going out there and exploring everithing.
farfa15 2 years ago 10
I agree with most of this her.
Though not with 1 thing.
Soap Opera´s are the work of Evil.
Sitting through one almost convinced me there was a devil.
Timefliesbye 2 years ago
Windows 2000 is the Old Testament and Vista, the New Testament
pfredericrobert 2 years ago 2
No no Windows 7 is because It was some fools idea.
Zolocal 2 years ago
Yeah, full of viruses, always crashing, and utterly incompatible with any other software. Does that complete the religion/ computer metaphor?
littlecavallino 2 years ago
Windows 2000 is the root of all evil.
LeatherCladVegan 2 years ago 37
@LeatherCladVegan What about vista?! It's much worse!
theocean1973 10 months ago
@theocean1973 Vista? get up to date with 7 lol
Dogmeat1950 10 months ago
Bravo. It was beautiful.
JohnWoo 2 years ago
that was a beautyfull ending,
denuevopedro 2 years ago 3
compassion is common passion. it is a tactful exercise of intelligence
eichael09 2 years ago
very good doc, its good to see factual knowledge being spread. The only thing that was wrong with this doc was that every time hes was interviewing someone he cut them off, fair enough he cut off the first few delusional idiots but the bishop struck me as an intelligent person (even though he believes in god!..) and i wanted to hear his point of view. Very good otherwise though. peace out
beatscastigator 2 years ago 4
I start like professor Richard Dawkins this year, wich is the exacly same year I left religion. I like his documentaries very much. And a funny thing that happen to me was: one day I find some people in past I usually see the in church, we speack a loot and when I said I don't believe in God was hillarrius. And one of them said "I'll pray for your convertion", stupid isn't it? Now I feel soo free, with a loot to learn it's true but soo free. Sorry for bad english xD.
Loa4EVER 2 years ago 2
I have the same experiences. I became atheist after 14 years of relatively moderate christianity from birth. 4 years into it, it is hilarious to meet religious friends. They're always so very shocked, and always seem to be doing the same old thing, same old church based life. I'm so very glad I managed to avoid fundamentalist indoctrination, so very happy my good friend argued reasonably with me for about a year, destroying my preconceptions about why I was religious. came down to indoctrination
JonoriusGM 2 years ago 13
You know, I completely know where you're coming from. I used to be muslim and when I told other muslims i wasn't anymore, they looked at me like they were going to kill me. In fact, one of my friends Actually said "well, you know I have the right to kill you now, don't you?" It's ridiculous
fez115 2 years ago 27
@fez115 same here with me. i grew up as a Muslim but my mother is a very devoted catholic. so while i was studying Qur'an & Islamic theology in the schools my mother was teaching me about the bible. i was trapped between the 2 faiths lol. almost 2 yrs ago i announced to my family that i am indeed an atheist.. my mother got a little sad but in my surprise my Muslim father didn't really mind. lol
rose3d 2 years ago 4
That suggests your father isn't very deeply religious then. It sometimes feels it's good to get people reminded there are Muslims like that too.
Panzarkunst 2 years ago
@fez115 Wow, for real? Sorry about that. It's sad that something so silly can create the world's worst problems and turn people away from each other.
Yay248 1 year ago
7:45 to the end was a great speech.
metalxx7 2 years ago 5
Awesome series.
The last 15 seconds of this video made me laugh...
'... a faithless world has led to the collapse of society. next on Channel 4...Celebrity Big Brother...'
Hehe!
Rsutton99 2 years ago 3
i was watching jeremy kyle the other day and there wasnt much evidence of evolution to be found
oh god are we DEVOLVING?!
ab2ghu 2 years ago
lol that monkey looks like it had been attacked by a shaver:P
pringlewrangler 2 years ago
I pray to Charles Darwin. I go to the church of Richard Dawkins. And I live my life to its fullest, for it is very short indeed. (Ex-Christian of 18 years, now a free-thinking man)
iKlay 2 years ago 105
Amen, bro.
trfreitaslivre 2 years ago
@iKlay I don't think Dawkins would like being called a church and being dead I don't think Darwin will answer ;)
karakzanreal 1 year ago
@iKlay
"I go to the church of Richard Dawkins."
LOL XD
karlkarlkarl1234 1 year ago
If there is a god, wich I don't believe there is, the here and now is the most precious gift given to us. The here and now is the most important thing and time we have.
kaxitaksi 2 years ago 6
If this was the only video on Youtube then Google would have gotten their billion dollars worth.
RNINWDS 2 years ago 8
Hands that help are better than lips that pray.
exoticcars1 2 years ago 134
Hands that give me hand jobs are better than lips that pray.
bringinhomesara 2 years ago
@exoticcars1 I think the term is "Two hands working are more helpful then a hundred hands praying". something like that..
ThatHookahGuy 1 year ago
@ThatHookahGuy more like two hands helping are better than a million hands praying or something like that.. but i am sure google will reveal
DiosanXaquerry 1 year ago
@exoticcars1 Great quote. I remember reading that a long time ago.
Yeungster23 1 year ago
that msg from god was the rectory road church stoke newington london 1:28....
exoticcars1 2 years ago
That last bit is mind blowing. Every person is like a one in a googol shot. Crazy.
fightforyourrights9 2 years ago 2
fantastic
eshana1anam 2 years ago