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Atheism: The Best of...Christopher Hitchens This playlist contains videos that represent the best of Christopher Hitchens' work...that is, of what is available on YouTube, LOL. I've read both The Portable Atheist & God is not Great & I recommend them highly, to atheists & apologists alike. Hitchens' work (his books & his engaging debate rhetoric) was instrumental in my de-conversion from religious thinking into rationalism. Thank you, Mr. Hitchens. Viewers, Enjoy! [To the uploaders of the videos: Your videos have proved useful to me & I am grateful to you for taking the time & effort to create them. I've assembled them in this playlist so others can gain the benefit of your hard work. Thanks, again.]

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Movie Reviews: The Best of Mark Kermode Rants - He Hates It! Must add his reviews for Revolver, Rock N Rolla...

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British Telly: Room 101 Room 101 videos - most were downloaded to Hard Drive using Videoshare. Use this playlist to check which episodes were downloaded, and which episodes are missing.

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Atheism: The Best of...Atheist Comedy The best of atheist/anti-theist comedians such as Dara O'Briain, Marcus Brigstocke, Russell Howard, etc. More videos to be added as they are found.

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Stand-up Comedy: The Best of... Tim Minchin

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British Telly: The Best of NMTB & Mark Lamarr My Favourite Never Mind the Buzzcocks Episodes, and other shows featuring Mark Lamarr

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"True wisdom comes to each of us when we realize how little we understand about life, ourselves, and the world around us." Socrates

He said it, and I believe it! ;-) As a consequence, I am a very curious & inquisitive person. I have an insatiable thirst for knowledge, and I know that my reach will always exceed my grasp. Im at ease with the knowledge that it is highly improbable that I will find the ultimate, objective truth, if there even is such a thing. I think the best I can hope for is a series of successive approximations of the truth, that is, the narrowing of the gaps in my knowledge. I take great pleasure in the learning process. It keeps me humble. As I learn, it becomes clear that there is so much more that I dont know. To quote Socrates again, "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." I suppose that sentiment could be considered an admission of defeat. I choose think of it as the reason to continue in the quest for knowledge. For me, a crucial part of that journey, is sharing what Ive learned with others.

My goal is to make this channel an instrument with which I can share what Ive learned. Presently, it's a work in progress ;-)

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