some people say darwinism is him over darwin himself sent the spirit he said look, my three operates on the principle of survival of the fittest. your jeans preserved themselves. richard dawkins one of the great philosophers has been arguing for preservation, the preservation happened on the gene level. because of that you have these selfish genes trying to replicate themselves. and, therefore, the selfish gene being selfish is your natural state. i don't think that's true because we've evolved to cooperate. with cooperative genes. we both cooperate and where selfish. you look at every single characteristic human beings have, the capacity for love, for hate, the capacity for selfishness, the capacity for selflessness, the capacity for kindness and cruelty. the inclination to destroy, the inclination to create, all natural inclinations and you can find evidence in darwinism, or make up stories come to explain how these traits came about. to say we can get our morals from evolution strikes me as bizarre. everything we do come from evolution. michael shermer, just written an article whi

darwinism is more controversial than evolution. evolution is well-established with weather variation in selection which is the darwinian mechanism through which naturalists -- scientists claim evolution happens whether that can account for all biological complexity is another question and there are people who say it needs some kind of help and they call them selves intelligent design scientists. i don't, intelligent design scientists but philosophers. i'm okay with teaching that in school as a philosophy but i don't think it should be put in competition with darwin. science as we define it is a search for material causes. once we jump out and say therefore god did it we are jumping out of science itself and that should be reserved for a course on theology or philosophy. if they want to have a preparatory part of the class, talking about evolution and talk about this later but is there a case to be made for an intelligent designer behind this process? i have no problem with that but setting it up as either or, evolution or intellige

>> darwinism is amoral. that's the way to put it. some people say darwinism is immoral. said my theory operates on the principle survival of the fittest. your genes preserve themselves. richard dawkins is the preservation that preservation happens on the level trying to get themselves. therefore he says the selfish gene, being selfish is your natural state.i don't think that's true. we've also evolved to cooperate. dokken says i could've called the book Ãbbecause we both cooperate and we are selfish. you look at every single characteristic human beings have the capacity for selfishness, or makeup explained to say we can get our morals from evolution is just bizarre because every thing we do doctor shermer, michael à this article which most atheists disagree with. >> and he's an atheist? >> correct that we can derive off from his you actually behave and conclude that's how we should behave. he says it is him him him him him him him him him tomorrow à à >> hyrum lewis, you talk about the physicist max planck. why? >> because he was one of the inventors of theory. one of th

darwinism is more controversial than evolution. ablution is well-established but whether or not variations selections to the darwinian mechanism through which naturalists claim or scientist claim that evolution happened whether that can account for all biological complexity is another question and there are people who say it needs some help and they call themselves intelligent design scientist. i don't call them intelligent design scientist but i call them intelligent design philosophers. i'm okay with teaching at the school as a philosophy but they should not be in competition with darwinism but it's a search for material causes and once we jump out and say and therefore god did it it seems like were jumping out of science itself and that should be reserved for a course on theology or on philosophy. if you want to preparatory part of the class they will talk about the theory of evolution and will get to the other stuff later but is there case to be made for intelligent design behind this process? that would be fine and i have no p

. >> in my family we arose from these ferocious family for darwin. nobody would bother with religion, so he was kind of shocked when i started to become fascinated by this field. he was a physicist when i met him and i said to him why don't you do something that has impact in the real world and stay with elementary particles. we were each fascinated to find something fundamental about our lives and human culture and about the world. so many people in this country have imagined it was to be taken literally fail to see that it's not meant that way at all, that these are symbolic systems that they think about hope and imagination. for those who do interpret it that these extra works over. >> this book starts in a place that surprises some of my critics. where do we know about it, how did it start. i was amazed to discover there were file cabinets full of gospels i never heard of. we realize they were written very early like the other gospels and the testament. they were the good of gospels and the bad gospels and they are not bad at all. they claim to t

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by traditional media and by ones that are seen to be probating and that enters a bloodstream in darwin's media environment and can favor certain politicians in elections for example or. create confusion about the current leadership in taiwan the state of the economy they workability of democracy notions of inevitability when it comes to unification futility of resisting beijing and today the mass media outlet if the popular media not so yes there's this one major group that controls television print magazines. whose owner has been making a fortune in china i know it has been revealed that the chinese government has been funding one of the related companies order of hundreds of millions of american dollars over the past decade or so i want to name them because they have threatened to sue people who said that their beijing multi-source. but a recent u.k. financial times investigation has 9 them the want want group own is of the influential china times and the c.g.i. t.v. channel. journalists working at the probably biting outlets reportedly told the financial times it is tight old has dire

traditional media and by ones that are seen to be pro beijing and that and there is a blood stream in darwin's media environment and can favor certain politicians in elections for example or. create confusion about the current leadership in taiwan the state of the economy a workability of democracy notions of inevitability when it comes to unification futility of resisting beijing and of a big mass media outlet if the popular media not so yes there's a there is one major group that controls television print magazines. whose owner has been making a fortune and trying though i know it has been revealed that the chinese government has been funding one of the related companies order of hundreds of millions of american dollars over the past decade or so i want to name them because they have threatened to sue people who said that their beijing mouthpiece was. but a recent u.k. financial times investigation has 9 them the want want group own is of the influential china times and the c.g.i. t.v. channel. journalists working at the probably beijing outlets reportedly told the financial times it is tigh

in many of the reports actually read darwin the sources because the major specially the mainstream. dominated by these super picard groups in the in the print and maybe even. days are over as he's taking us to kindly own city in the heart of nicholas when most of the killing us of a could in july for political figures were gunned down the who's responsible is still unknown. that taxes should stop. that in the future oh why didn't that. many like zara believe these c.c.t.v. video of the july killings busy piri similarities to official operations conducted by state forces they did not identify themselves but. that case almost the same as it's lag the the needle carried dong. there is a fully armed man you know dead 2 different music us and the are all wearing fascists and they have these high power and fire arms riot yeah that it seems there are so many blocks just as they are just out. in the heart of. the end of the freedom of. the operation took little more than 5 minutes the c.c.t.v. cameras are on the family compound triangle in the driveway and on the god station but unfortunate

recycled by traditional media and by ones that are seen to be probating and that enters a bloodstream in darwin his media environment and can favor certain politicians in elections for example or. create confusion about the current leadership in taiwan the state of the economy a workability of democracy notions of inevitability when it comes to unification futility of resisting beijing and today the mass media outlet if the popular media not so yes there's this one major group that controls television friends magazines. whose owner has been making a fortune in china i know it has been revealed that the chinese government has been funding one of the related companies order of hundreds of millions of american dollars over the past decade or so i want to name them because they have threatened to sue people who said that their beijing multis was. but a recent u.k. financial times investigation has 9 them the want want group own is of the influential china times and the c.g.i. t.v. channel. journalists working at the probably biting outlets reportedly told the financial times it is tight old has dir

many of the reports are to be read darwin the sources because the major specially the mainstream. dominated by these super picard groups in the in the print and maybe even. today's are over as he's taking us to kindly own city in the heart of nicholas when most of the killings of a could in july for political figures were gunned down the who's responsible is still unknown. that taxes should stop. that in the future oh why that. many logs are believed these c.c.t.v. video of the july killings busy piri similarities to official operations conducted by state forces they did not identify themselves but that that means almost the same as it's lag the it in the need of an area he dong. there is a fully armed man you know dead to defend this because i am are wearing fascists and they have these high power and fire arms rioters yeah that it seems there are so many blasts of the area just out. not in the heart. the end of the freedom on. the operation took little more than 5 minutes the c.c.t.v. cameras are on the family compound triangle in the driveway and on the god station but unfortun

traditional media and by ones that are seen to be pro beijing and that and there is a bloodstream in darwin he's made the environment and can favor certain politicians in elections for example or. create confusion about the current leadership in taiwan the state of the economy a workability of democracy notions of inevitability when it comes to unification futility of resisting beijing and of a mass media outlet if the popular media not so yes there's a there is one major group that controls television print magazines. whose owner has been making a fortune in china i know it has been revealed that the chinese government has been funding one of the related companies order of hundreds of millions of american dollars over the past decade or so i want to name them because they have threatened to sue people who said that their beijing multis was. but a recent u.k. financial times investigation has 9 them the want want proof iron is of the influential china times and the c.g.i. t.v. channel. journalists working at the probably beijing outlets reportedly told the financial times it is tight old as

many of the reports are to be read darwin the sources because the major specially the mainstream. dominated by these super picard groups in the in the print and maybe even. today's are over as he's taking us to kindly own city in the heart of nicole says when most of the killings of a could end in july for political figures were gunned down the who's responsible is still unknown. that that's a sign. that in the view all white and. many like zara believe these c.c.t.v. video of the july killings busy piri similarities to official operations conducted by state forces they did not identify themselves but that that means almost the same as it's lag the it and the need of the area he dong. there is a fully armed man you know dead differently because i knew you were wearing fascists and they have these high power and fire arms riot yeah that it seems they're so relaxed sadly i just doubt. that in the heart. the end of the freedom caught. the operation took little more than 5 minutes the c.c.t.v. cameras are on the family compound triangle in the driveway and on the god station but unfor

teams face an almost 3,000 kilometrejourney from darwin in the northern territory to adelaide in southcoober pedy. it all kicked off on sunday, with the first teams expected to cross the line on thursday. yanza van ham is a member of belgium‘s agoria solar team. earlier i asked her what makes her team‘s solar vehicle special. we are a team of engineering students, we have built a solar car. our solar car is extra special because it is so small. it is very small and light. it is also, it has a very special solar cells. the solar cells on top of the cars around only used on satellites and solar cars, because they are so efficient but also very fragile. that was not a solar cover past behind you earlier! how much time, effort and research have you and your team dedicated to making bluepoint? we have dedicated over 15 months to building this car. it has been a full—time job. working both weeks and weekends. a lot of time went into this discover. a lot of time indeed. and it is one of the largest cars in this competition, called the world solar challenge. how challenging is it to drive? it

the race started on sunday, with participants facing an almost 3,000 km journey from darwin in the northernwns including tennant creek, alice springs and coober pedy, and after all that, it looks like today the vattenfall solar team from the netherlands is poised to cross the finish line first. their team leader, maud diepeveen, spoke to me from a road about 300 km north of adelaide. as you can imagine, the signal was a little bit unstable in the middle of the outback, but she was in high spirits. i am feeling really good right now. we've worked super hard for the past four days to become the lead, to do everything today that we've worked for for more than a year, and to cross the finish line, hopefully first, is an amazing feeling. no chance for the belgian agoria team in overtaking nunax? we're going to try and keep them behind us. it's obviously going to get a lot more busy as we go into adelaide. there will be a lot more traffic. so it will really depend on what the traffic will be like, how much sun there will be. but we're not planning on letting them overtake us, no, not at all. all

hello again i'm elizabeth problem in darwin the headlines on al-jazeera thousands of protesters have clashed with security forces in ecuador's capital quito during a 6 day of violent demonstrations protesters are angry after the government scrapped 40 year old field subsidies as part of economic reforms linked to an i.m.f. loan our last america editor lucien newman has more from quito. i'm about 200 meters from the entrance to the doors national. to tear down the barricades and almost make it inside they were pushed back with tear gas and other 2 other methods for sleeping doing this all day long trying to cast. simply must get out of the white house says it will not cooperate with an impeachment inquiry into president donald trump says the investigation not just by the house democrats violates the constitution democrats have already warned that such a move would be viewed as obstruction of justice. the u.s. senate intelligence committee has found that russia was behind a social media this information campaign designed to influence the 2016 presidential election intelligence chiefs t

in darwin all week all night and the. but the very morning after independence celebrations hindus in pakistan and muslims in india began to flee their homes muslims headed for pakistan well hindus set up for. india. enormous convoys of people moving in opposite directions the greatest mass migration in history. 10000000 people were displaced many were attacked by robbers and militants along the way a 1000000 people lost their lives. no one took responsibility for the tragedy but hindu nationalists accused gandhi of allowing muslims to steal parts of the hindu nation. we went to the delhi headquarters of the rightwing hindu most about organization. there we spoke to its then president he maintained that his was the only group that sought to defend india's integrity. ok got it in the ass of all of us the only one major son in india richard real good with full coverage and explorations there. really. do you. want to name one india the hindu nationalists claim that this was a very section of india and it was something that co

. >> you studied darwin. they realize we're the composite of all the families. >> felicity admitted to paying a test praukter to boost her daughter's sat scores. another angle, faking sports to get into elite schools. >> sort of a side door if you will. >> for lori's daughters it was faking being part of the crew team. >> and what would you call your character? >> i think naive. are they bribes? >> yeah, they're kind of brubs. no, they're actually bribes. >> lori's defense strategy? a source says she's expected to argue she thought she was making a legitimate donation to the university. >> the hardest thing for me is how it effected the kids because in a way they are the victims in all of this. >> am i going to be arrested too? >> well, now to a few female stars speaking out. jennifer aniston, mariah carey and more. and we're front and center. >> you're blinding us with your power, jen. what would you tell your younger self about anything you wish you had known? >> how important your voice is and your confide

there is a view charles darwin we see him he had these ideas. this idea. ie seems like a conflict than because we are a society that doesn't want to be told what to do and respect and admire. ... >> but people say okay but you know what the scientists in general are fine for go i would rather have an appendectomy than someone going around in a covered wagon. as a rule that seems like a safe bet. but people generally they can carry the weight and seem to work in the earthquakes but most of science is pretty productive so the proof is in the pudding but these things that trigger identity to make them think they cannot live the way they want to live and it makes them really madad . >> scientists have taken a lot of criticism for hiding in their ivory towers to keep their head down and do their work speaking jargon and not engaging with the public but on the other hand you have these provocateurs like neil who take on the creation. >> i think they're causing more problems than it's worth but that's a whole separate conversation. >> they are not productive. p i

there is a view like charles darwin. he had his ideas when he was 23. ut it's this idea of sort of white-gray-bearded author tatetive. it seems like a conflict because we are a society doesn't want to be told what to do. >> we love being told to do but tell so, in my fieldwork, no one dislikes science, but they have strong opinions about scientists. they are so secular, they want to push their secular philosophy on us. it is true about gmo's, all sorts of things. tendsientific consensus to be pretty strong, but people will sort of look and say, you know what, but this works.st here, science i would rather have an appendectomy from a medical doctor from a barber. as a rule, that seems like a safe bet to me. i think that people generally of, they like electricity, bridges that carry a certain amount of where it -- amount of weight. but, there are things that trigger identity that make people think i am not able to live the way i want to live, and that makes them mad. >> science has taken a lot of criticism for hiding under ivory towers and keeping their h

traditional media and by ones that are seen to be pro beijing and that and there is a blood stream in darwine media environment and can favor a certain politicians in elections for example or. create confusion about the current leadership in taiwan the state of the economy they workability of democracy notions of inevitability when it comes to unification futility of resisting beijing and of a big mass media outlet if the popular media not so yes there's a there is one major group that controls television print magazines. whose owner has been making a fortune in china i know it has been revealed that the chinese government has been funding one of the related companies order of hundreds of millions of american dollars over the past decade or so i want to name them because they have threatened to sue people who said that their beijing mouthpiece was. but a recent u.k. financial times investigation has 9 them the want want group own is of the influential china times and the c.g.i. t.v. channel. journalists working at the probably beijing outlets reportedly told the financial times it is tight o

in many of the reports are to be read darwin the sources because the major specially the mainstream. dominated by these super picard groups in the in the present and maybe even. today's are over as he's taking us to kindly own city in the heart of nicholas when most of the killing us of a could in july for political figures were gunned down the who's responsible is still unknown it had that effect that says nothing to stop. that in the future oh my god that. many logs are believed these c.c.t.v. video of the july killings busy piri similarities to official operations conducted by state forces they did not identify themselves but. that means almost the same as it's lag the the needle carried dong. there is a fully armed man you know dead differently because i think you are wearing fascists and they have these high power and fire arms riot yeah that it seems there are so many blasts and they are just out. in the heart and. the end of the freedom. the operation took little more than 5 minutes the c.c.t.v. cameras around the family compound triangle in the driveway and on the god station

it was celebrating people who were disappearing race and social darwin some suggested that the most civilized races or to be white english speaking americans would ultimately try to get through congress but they would fade into down to nothing. so, you get to this type which was fairly common and other cities also depicted sculpture of monuments that depict many people and white people towering over them so it was a hierarchy and that sort of thing was erupted in kansas city but this imagery focused on the early history in this region of trade and interactions between native people and white settlers which were quite common. they were taken from a map which was founded in 1812. which considers itself to be the birthplace of kansas city in that region. west port was the first committee in kansas city that had a monument pacific lee. they wanted to put up a life size to mark the centennial trail and they want to put this up and where marking the trail between and mexico and in spain. and west port was located on the trail and also had connections to the migration and we'll talk about that a lit

traditional media and by ones that are seen to be pro beijing and that and there is a blood stream in darwin is media environment and can favor certain politicians in elections for example or. create confusion about the current leadership in taiwan the state of the economy a workability of democracy notions of inevitability when it comes to unification futility of resisting beijing and of a big mass media outlet if the popular media not so yes there's this one major group that controls television print magazines. whose owner has been making a fortune in china i know it has been revealed that the chinese government has been funding one of the related companies order of hundreds of millions of american dollars over the past decade or so i want to name them because they have threatened to sue people who said that their beijing multis was. but a recent u.k. financial times investigation has 9 them the want want to group own is of the influential china times and the c.g.i. t.v. channel. journalists working at the probably biting outlets reportedly told the financial times it is tight old has dire

were all men in white coasts and crazy here, they weren't women, so there is this view of, charles darwin we see him older, he had his aides when he was like 23 but it's this idea of this white gray bearded authoritative. so it seems like a conflict then, we are a society that doesn't want authority, doesn't want to be told what to do but yet we look up and respect and admire. >> we love to be told what to do when it tells us what you do anyway, so that is awesome, look this authorities telling me i am rate, is in this authority great, so yeah, in my field work -- these evolutionists, they are so secular they want to push their secular philosophy on us and that is true about gmos and all sorts of things with a scientific consensus can be pretty strong but people will say that -- you know what, this scientist here, science in general is fine, scientists in general are fine because a look science works, i would rather have an appendix to me from a medical doctor then someone who's a barber, as a rule it seems like a safe bet to me. so i think that people generally have a sense that they lik

in many of the reports actually read darwin the sources because the major specially the mainstream.inated by these super picard groups in the in the print and maybe even. today's are over as he's taking us to kindly own city in the heart of nicholas when most of the killings of a could in july for political figures were gunned down the who's responsible is still unknown. that that's a sign. that he left you all right and that. many logs are believed these c.c.t.v. video of the july killings busy piri similarities to official operations conducted by state forces they did not identify themselves but. that is almost the same as it's lag the it the needle carried dong. there is a fully armed man you know dead differently because i think you are wearing fascists and they have these high power and fire arms right yeah that since there are so many blasts of the area just out. in the heart. the end of the freedom. the operation took little more than 5 minutes the c.c.t.v. cameras are on the family compound triangle in the driveway and on the god station but unfortunately there were non that

over years, they're just -- it was like darwin did a whole study about how only here did rats develop] >> they had all the attitude and nothing to do with it. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> now >> seth: thank you so much for being here >> thanks for having me. >> seth: it is always a delight. congratulations. oh, this is very exciting, too taylor swift is gonna be your musical guest. >> yes >> seth: and that is such a nice combination of people. and she came and saw your show in new york or london? >> yeah, she did, in london. >> seth: that's really cool. >> yeah, yeah. it was amazing she was -- >> seth: she came back days afterward and -- >> yeah, she did we hung out. i hung out with tay-tay. >> seth: that's really great that's so amazing. [ laughter ] and tay-tay's a fan, because she actually tweeted when it was first announced. she was the one. >> i know. >> seth: she threw this out. >> that was amazing. >> seth: and how exciting you are. so, that's great >> i know, she's so cool she's so lovely. >> seth: it's very cool. >> it's so nice of her to do that as well >> seth: cool

a great economy in the city of glass country boy, barely were shoes, doesn't believe in creation, darwin idiot. and that publishes in may of 29. that adds insult to injury, prison of course is the home of glasses zero woodrow wilson. so glass really is this year. we all know it happens next, a couple months later, october, a huge stock market crash. my wife's grandfather and my uncle all got wiped out. people across the country were diving out of skyscrapers. in all this is happening. and people said by god that idiot glass was right again. he predicted this. the senate is still with control and very lopsided leap by republicans. this is 1929. and guess who they pick to run a committee or subcommittee to look into this and come up with legislation so it won't happen again. the democrat class. i don't know if this ever happening in american history but here's a case where one party select somebody very deeply and the other party had a very important subcommittee. celeste now has a subcommittee that isn't going to develop is that glass elect. i remember, for other reasons, glasses main goa