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Carl Sagan's last interview, part 2 of 3

Carl Sagan gave his last interview with Charlie rose on May 27th 1996. He discussed pseudo-science, religion, unfounded claims, his personal love affair with science and his struggle with myelodysp...  
 
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This is a video response to Carl Sagan's last interview, part 1 of 3
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metalorg (6 days ago) Show Hide
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Charlie Rose sure does love the sound of his own voice when he's trying to be dramatic
afBeaver (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I would say WE are the players, but well said otherwise :)
niginit (1 month ago) Show Hide
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If everyone accepted what is, then we would all be scientific atheists.

The problem arises, when someone claims something which couldn't possibly be coherent with reality. I'm sorry, but religion does this far too often to just get along with, or not have contempt for.

Also, you don't BELIEVE in science, science requires no belief. Even a hypothesis isn't a belief.

Belief arises when you don't KNOW something, and assert an answer where there isn't one. Answers are found, not made up.
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niginit (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Sure, they could, but usually choose not to.

'can' doesn't equate to 'does'.

Anyways, this is a silly hyperbolic statement, you've just made.

It really doesn't mean anything. In what way was Carl Sagan an ignorant, egotistical zealot?

I generally disagree with your statement, it's just flat out false.

Most scientists are gentle, genuinely humble people. I don't know what scientists you've been bumping into. I think you just have something against atheists.
niginit (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Not to mention, where did I say anything about ignorance, ego, or zealots?

I'm sure you're just trying to get out some misplaced anger.

Yes, most scientists are doing much more in terms of beneficial hard work for the human race, than religious people. Yes, they usually will say "I don't know" when asked a question, which they don't yet know the answer to. Yes, their objective by nature of their profession is, to take their ego out of the equation, and cannot spare a moment of ignorance.
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AmnesiacJack (1 month ago) Show Hide
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But honestly I wouldn't expect you to understand what I'm talking about because I'm talking about compassion and understand on a cultural and human level not something you can write down in numbers.
niginit (1 month ago) Show Hide
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You're a complete idiot. Thanks for making that so clear. Now I don't have to waste my time debating you.

Block user has never looked so nice. It is like a magic button, when pressed, erases stupidity.

In all seriousness, though. Everything you just said was completely idiotic, I suggest you do a great deal more reading. WOW, it's just hard to be confronted with stupidity "on that level". I've witnessed a new low.

Take a good look at what you said, fix your logic, then maybe we talk....
bishop8000 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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If you're talking about the christian god, it's because they make genuinely incompatible claims about the universe.

If you're talking about a vague wishy-washy notion of a prime mover, it's because there's no evidence of that yet, and if you deeply imbibe the scientific method, you realize that belief without evidence is irrational.

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