Richard Dawkins:Lecture1. Waking up in the universe (6 of 7)

Boy tough crowd. Nobody has laughed at any of his jokes for this entire lecture until the cannonball. I remember when my science teacher did the same demonstration, he held the ball up to his face and said, "This could be devastating for a man as handsome as me"

the canon ball was hilarious

not surprisingly you spam here again, you should be ashamed to expose so much people to your shitty and disgusting way of thinking, if it can even be called that way, spam away will you? little sad troll you don't even realise it's counterproductive to upset and harrass people of science and reason. without them you would have nothing, no computer nothing little fanatic negro. no satellites. stop trolling atheists and martial arts videos you are the worst troll in youtube history i can prove it

I recommend "The God Delusion", there you have an answer about the origin of the Universe. But I guess you can't read, dickhead.

You don't have anything to offer but insults, no arguments, no truths and only hate to those that actually REASON, beacause REASONING is something you can't do. Yes, you heard about Poland.. heard something anyways. I'm Polish but I don't wash toilets in the houses of Brits (no offence to Brits here). And I study English so fuck off cause I know more about it than u.

Drakon222
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Damn, I feel so stupid for even answering this bull but I had to].
My answer.

I thought evolution was all about adaptation? So do you think your specific lineage adapted to feeling really stupid for most of the time?
You must have come via the ape lineage.
Do you consider yourself an ape?

There is no wind resistance their is air resistance and friction. He is making the point that because we know about air resistance and friction that we can put our trust in some areas of science, that is no matter how many times the experiment done under the same conditions it will give the same result. If the weight was in outer space it would carry on moving at the same speed until another force affected it.