Seven Wonders of the World: STEPHEN JAY GOULD (Part 1 of 1)
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Sorry to disagree with you, but i think youve stated a dizzying array of unsupported (without evidence) statements, that gives me the impression of the most extreme sense of your underlying argument. Nevertheless, i disagree with your premise.
anandr308 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
I think our short span gives us reason for hope. If humans had been around for billions of years and had slavery as a first world principle up until the tail end of that, I'd honestly consider welcoming nuclear annihilation given that we wouldn't have learned a damn thing. Though to be fair the last few millenia was full of revolutions... flat to spheroid, geocentric to heliocentric, illiterate to literate and now international communication... Hmm.
gamerunknown 2 months ago
"I'd take the awe of understanding over the awe of ignorance any day" - D. Adams :-)
bersa888 9 months ago
The sweet voice of a hummingbird: 25:09
Forgive me if it isn't exactly in the right spot. The video and audio is off sync and it may just be on my end.
thanatos454 10 months ago
Interesting character, first time I've seen him in person rather than reading his work.
artdeco101010 10 months ago