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Charlie Rose: Dan Dennett - Breaking the Spell (Part 1 of 6)

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Dan Dennett joins Bill Moyers on the Charlie Rose show to talk about his new book 'Breaking the spell: Religion as a natural phenomenon'. Dennett is the co-director of the Center for Cognitive Studies, and the Austin B. Fletcher Professor of Philosophy at Tufts University. His other books include 'Darwin's Dangerous Idea', 'Freedom Evolves', and 'Consciousness Explained'.

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  • He's like one part Santa Clause, one part Charles Darwin, and aaalllll genious

  • I love Dan so much. He is one of my favorite people ever. This is what atheism needs: a nonabrasive, reasonable, approachable genius with influential ideas.

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  • some great inforamtion here thanks

  • very interesting video thanks

  • good work here

  • @blakeesmith84 sounds like some new age hippie stupidity to me

  • this guy is an idiot

  • I've read bits of Dennet's book. Dennet keeps apologising for daring to investigate god. (God forbid!) I don't like his non abrasive approach.That's not the scientific approach I want to read about. Start with basics. What is a God? He has to be an omniscient being. In effect, a glorious dictator. One which I wouldn't pray to and worship if he existed as He allows so much misery in the world...He's sitting on his EZboy watching his favourite soap opera turn to shit. Religion poisons everything.

  • Wow, a "bright" - that's not arrogant....

  • @RagingPygmy "Thinking is the light of my knowing but, my thinking is not of me"

    Wrap your noodle around this!

    Youtube search: "The Secret of GOD Faster Than Light - By Walter Russell"

  • "Bright" strikes me as either non-descriptive or arrogant presumption.

    Semantics aside, thanks for the upload!

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