Skepticon One pt. 2 Richard Carrier and PZ Myers

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Uploaded by on Oct 15, 2008

Richard Carrier and PZ Myers speaking in Springfield Missouri on October 11th 2008

The event was hosted by The MSU branch of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster

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  • PZ spells his last name "Myers"

  • thank you, i'll change it all

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  • Why in the world does a video this mind blowing get so few views? Is culture full of dead heads, does this channel not get enough publicity?

  • Stop moving the fucking camera!

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  • Christians claim their lives have deeper meaning than atheist's. This is hypocrisy, because their lives are just a sham and a farse for what comes next: the afterlife is the real thing in christianity. But for secular humanists THIS LIFE is the real thing, and that's why we value every day and try to make the best out of it.

  • Strict empirisism rejects philosophy. Philosophy is the only way to justify strict empirisism. Stict empirisism shoots itself in the foot, which is why it is rejected by modern philosophers. Empirisism is good, but only if you also accept non empirical arguments as a way to knowlage too.

  • I only found him a couple of days ago. Where has he been hiding? Thanks for posting this.

  • His balls just dropped at 5:02

  • PZ can stomach that... ;-)

    (however, factually you are right)

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