Join my new community for the censored bits!: andrewgold.locals.com Watch my next episode with atheist comedian David Baddiel: kzread.info/dash/bejne/on-lxq6KmsLLoco.html. Are you a fan of Richard Dawkins? Are you religious? Atheist? All are welcome here.

@rpunsalan77

10 ай бұрын

Wonderful discussion. Thank you.

@lindapgolan7070

10 ай бұрын

Am a fan of a friend of his, Christopher Hitchens

@blazingstar9638

10 ай бұрын

This is EPIC

@tezzymai5076

10 ай бұрын

My Holy Trinity of Hitchens, Dawkins and Fry! What an amazing guest to get on. Would be fab if you could get Stephen Fry to 👀

@hollywiley5668

10 ай бұрын

Ouch.. I got pissed at piers over his interview w Trump, he had a teaser of the interview and it made it appear that Trump walked out on him.. I thought that was shitty just for clicks..

Wow, an interviewer who allows their guest to actually finish their thought! Well done!

@ianclark2665

10 ай бұрын

Piers Morgan could learn much from how Gold conducted this interview.

@karenpearson8916

10 ай бұрын

@@ianclark2665 he does go on about himself a bit though

@The22Jeanne

10 ай бұрын

@@ianclark2665 piers morgan isn't interested in learning anything. From anyone. He already knows it all.

@BushaBandulu

10 ай бұрын

Agreed. 💯 So sad that skill and protocol is dying

@BushaBandulu

10 ай бұрын

@@ianclark2665piers is a first-class moron and idiot 💯

Richard is so relaxed and non-condescending and genuinely tries to understand and show interest. He is a lovely human being.

@thevoiceofamerica2389

8 ай бұрын

Yes he is, but don't be fooled by people like him. The Bible warns us of this!

@allbies

7 ай бұрын

Really? You mean the Bible built in a pre-emptive manipulation that even if someone seems good if they don't have faith in God they're a snake in disguise? I can't imagine why Relgious doctrine would ever do such a thing. /s@@thevoiceofamerica2389

@petermortimer6303

7 ай бұрын

I'm a Christian but I enjoy listening to Richard Dawkins and find it hard to refute a lot of what he says. I think the same about Sam Harris. Both of them seem to be genuinely decent people. For a contrary view I like to listen to John Lennox. I also like listening to Christopher Hitchens but he appeared to be angry all the time (or maybe it was just exasperation) but he was also very witty.

@EvieDoesYouTube

7 ай бұрын

@@thevoiceofamerica2389 Where in the bible?

@MrDonpasqualino

7 ай бұрын

Non-condescending??? The man who has called the majority of the planet a bunch of fools and publicly called to mock those with a religious belief, and so disgracefully so that most of his colleagues won't even talk to him anymore, even the atheistic ones because of his lack of class in doing so. There is a reason the man has so few friends because he's a zealous pompous ass. He's a snake just for the fact that he is telling you that there is no God, when no man knows this for sure. Follow him and you'll end up in a ditch.

When Dawkins speaks you can see him pondering and reaching into his mind and getting out his mouth the exact honest version of how he sees things. If somebody showed him to be wrong in some idea and he suddenly realized he was wrong you can imagine him saying it out loud “you know what? You are right. I hadn’t realized that”. His only ego is in being ruled by what his mind tells him to be truthful. I so admire people like that.

@SueRosalie

7 ай бұрын

and like all good scientists will say straight up "I don't know" when he doesn't know the answer.

@mikestrom6178

4 ай бұрын

@@cameroncameron2826 he’s never tried to ban religious speech, what the hell are you on about you raving lunatic?

@egverlander

4 ай бұрын

From my own experience, when you have a stroke mental processing slows and it becomes harder to gather thoughts and craft a rapid response. Prof Dawkins has rebounded remarkably well. Time now for empathy.

@losttango

3 ай бұрын

Dawkins hasn’t attacked free speech. He’s just attacked stupid ideas. It’s the religious who invented thought crime - that’s exactly what “blasphemy“ is.

@losttango

3 ай бұрын

@@cameroncameron2826 The last successful prosecution for blasphemy in the UK was in 1977. Probably a good idea to actually know the facts before commenting. But then expecting an obvious racist to know anything much is probably a tall order. And Dawkins has of course been just as critical of Islam as any other theistic religion, in fact far more so 🤷

Thank you inviting Mr Dawkins. I am a big fan professor Dawkins and have read most of his books so far. Brilliant interview

@JustIn-mu3nl

5 ай бұрын

This interview has just reinforced my like for him, I'll mirror your words, Brilliant interview.

"Piers Morgan is a fool" - never a truer word spoken; Dawkins nails it again.

@timphillips9954

10 ай бұрын

A cheap shot from Dawkins

@Rhythmattica

10 ай бұрын

​@@timphillips9954 Cheap shot saying that PM is just that.. Your are correct... He should of made it more than a sentence... Continued to explain the reasons as to why.... Then Again, Cheap is what cheap gets. So, Piers Morgan IS a fool.

@Yamthief

10 ай бұрын

I'd personally use stronger language. Morgan is frequently intentionally malicious in pursuit of a pay packet. Never forget that he was behind the horrendous phone hacking scandal in the 90s. Was that the act of a devout Christian man? Morgan is scum.

@relayer

10 ай бұрын

@@Rhythmattica Piers Morgan is not the fool. The fools are those who follow him and watch his drivelling rubbish!

@gertstronkhorst2343

10 ай бұрын

And yet, he lets himself be interviewed by Piers. I think that's a bit hypocritical.

Your interviewer talent is that you are warm and quiet with your guest. Do not change. This interview is a treasure.

Really enjoyable conversation from this listener's perspective. Polite, casual, genuine--like meeting Dawkins over a beer. Great stuff!

Nice job Andrew! I am a fan of Richards but he isn’t the easiest to interview because he is so careful to stick to what he knows (which is a good thing). For an interviewer, it can lead to dead ends which you handled with ease. It is a unique skill and it’s required to be a truly good interviewer. You have it.

When my father died I was with him. He was a Christian. He believed that God was taking him home. I wish I could believe like he did. Coming home. Isn’t this what we all wish? And he died peacefully.

@ElsasPet

10 ай бұрын

I'm with you! I'd get the needle in my brain! How do people become "born again "? They don't believe and voila, they do.

@barbarahansen5353

10 ай бұрын

Seek God. Ask God to reveal Himself to you. (Using the masculine in a generic sense - God transcends male and female.) God desires a relationship with you.

@LC-df3jl

10 ай бұрын

It's when you hit rock bottom the. You will know God is real.

@briancarton1804

10 ай бұрын

@@barbarahansen5353 Sought god for years, has not shown up , must not be real.

@briancarton1804

10 ай бұрын

@@LC-df3jl I hit the bottom years ago. Being crawling along the bottom for years. Looking after one sick relative after another. My grandparents, my parents and now my brother. If it was not for bad luck I would have none. Life sucks and god never showed up for me. If god is real he / she / it is one twisted evil fucker.

Dawkins is a true world treasure for humanity. Long live, Richard Dawkins!

@jra379

8 ай бұрын

No, thank you.

@thevoiceofamerica2389

8 ай бұрын

I'm afraid I disagree. He is a pleasant man and well spoken, but unfortunately deluded. He does not believe in his creator. I feel sorry for him to be honest. The Bible warns us of people like him and all the naysayers and doubters on KZread. Do not be fooled by him Mitch. God bless you. GOD BLESS AMERICA.

@MichellesGuitarSolos-ih3cl

8 ай бұрын

He's only partly right

@rlundquest

8 ай бұрын

@@thevoiceofamerica2389 If you are using the bible to critique anyone, then you are the one who is deluded.

@damo0078

8 ай бұрын

​@@thevoiceofamerica2389Yeah this guy Dawkins is Deluded....'They thought they were Wise, but they were Fools' . God is the Judge of everyone ...even Egomaniacs like him.

Well done to the interviewer who actually ASKED questions and the let Dawkins actually answer without interruption, and also have humility. Enjoyed this much more than the interview with Piers Morgan that was continuously provoking and had an agenda in mind. 😊

@philburtscher4375

6 ай бұрын

i can see how Piers keeps the speed and topics moving quickly. Im on the fence on if it is wrong or different style (pros and cons).. i do think both interviews explored very interesting points.

@blahblahbag8715

6 ай бұрын

I don't see how it can be hard with Dawkins. He is pretty succinct. No word salad or runons

@eattherich2

4 ай бұрын

Richard Dawkins has a agenda too, it just appears to be less obvious if he is in a setting where most around him may agree with him or at least greatly admire him. I agree that the interviewer here was humble, but I can not at all see how anyone can claim Richard Dawkins to be. I think he is extremely arrogant, but yes so is Piers Morgan.

@user-rq7hv6lf8c

4 ай бұрын

​@@eattherich2 Just consider it real, that R.Dawkins is not 20 anymore, and REALLY did some good things during those many years - and some people realize that. Maybe these people just want to express their respect for R.Dawkins accomplishments. To say 'extremely arrogant' is as far from the truth, as it could get. I wonder, If you could elaborate, what you would expect. Maybe you would like to pad Albert Einstein on the back, saying: "What's up, old buddy? How's it hanging?"

@eattherich2

4 ай бұрын

@@user-rq7hv6lf8c What good has Dawkins done worthy of a lot of respect? Extremely arrogant means arrogant to a very large degree, and it is very arrogant to claim not do have fear of death, know there is no God or anything which last beyond the brain against countless of testimonies, to claim to KNOW something can come out of nothing, He even himself admit he has a ego, and perhaps the only really humble thing I have heard him say is acknowledging this ego and that it wont remain. kzread.info-YXia0SsK84 He also wrote the "selfish gene" which again is a title suggesting he is aware of his arrogance. kzread.info/dash/bejne/n3ZqtM5ynLGZYs4.html His evolutionary claims are also arrogant, such as claiming that there is no evidence of anything beyond the physical, when testimony is ALSO a part of what evidence is. His claim that it goes against the spirit of science to believe in anything spiritual is in itself a arrogant claim and a oxymoron, considering that the word spirit occur in the spirit of science, and that science is about finding truths which has not yet been found, with the evolution theory having FAR LESS evidence to back it up than the notion of existence beyond the human brain. He ironically do not believe everything came about by chance like Alex O'Connor, but rather by a natural selection out of nothing, without having a source to do the selecting. Also in his claim to know the Book of Mormon is a obvious fake, which he claims the Bible and Quoran isn't because they are ancient. But he has nothing to back up any of these claims with other than it is his opinion or belief. Its especially his manerism and complete emotional dismissal of other options without evidence one way or the other which is extremely arrogant. Look at him here with Brandon Flowers, none of the people here agree with each other, but the only one being rude, arrogant and disrespectful here is Richard Dawkins. If Richard Dawkins is not arrogant, then who is? He is one of the most arrogant people I have ever listened to. kzread.info/dash/bejne/iWGk1JSJfJDLabw.html

Chris Shelton was wearing a T-shirt with the print: "God made me an atheist. Don't question his wisdom." 😃💗

@notthatdeep6771

10 ай бұрын

🤣

@lifeisshort1323

10 ай бұрын

No his mother made him a twat because she is also a twat.

@TS-1267

10 ай бұрын

... Whimsical Indeed 😂

@freeyourmind7538

10 ай бұрын

QUESTION: richard claims that trans goes against biology and thus, wrong but why does he support homosexuality? Does that not go against biology? Like, its scientifically proven.that the correct sexes to get together are males and females for our genes to pass on So, why is Richard not against homosexuality? Anyone?

@NickBFTD

10 ай бұрын

Love it !.

I was already a fan of Dawkins, but, "I can't resist Stephen Fry" upped my admiration of him 10-fold. Stephen Fry is a global treasure, and anyone who realises this is good people! 😏👌🏻

The thought of dying and no longer existing used to really terrify me. For selfish reason. Now I am older I am less afraid of this fate. I just want to be here for long enough to enjoy the time I spend with my grandchildren. We all have to make room for the next generations of humans and other species.

It is always a pleasure listening to Dawkins. He was one of the main voices of reason that helped me out of religion. I owe him a lot.

@thevoiceofamerica2389

8 ай бұрын

You owe him nothing. He is a charlatan and a phony. Do not be deluded by this sophisticated snake oil salesman!

@starkfels-diespielefestung2680

7 ай бұрын

May i ask why you needed to get "out of religion" and how this improved your life? I ask because as a theologian, physicist and science teacher i can't imagine how getting "out of religion" could possibly improve my life. I know of many forms of organized religion from which getting out of would be good and healthy. I'm just curious here.

@Vasilefs_Terranorum

3 ай бұрын

@@starkfels-diespielefestung2680someone being a theologian and a physician is a contradiction in terms.

@starkfels-diespielefestung2680

3 ай бұрын

@@Vasilefs_Terranorum Nonsense. Why would this be a contradiction? Is this really what you believe?

@lewthedrummer

2 ай бұрын

​@@Vasilefs_TerranorumA theologian is just someone who seeks to understand the nature of religion, they don't have to have any faith themselves, in fact most don't

I love the fact that Dawkins says "I don't know": both as an honest reaction and a way of not being chivvied down the rabbit hole.

@dmorgsev

10 ай бұрын

It's a sad truth today that not having a strong opinion on everything is seen as a negative or weakness or a cop out. In actual fact it's demonstrates humility and honesty and should be encouraged to prevent any one of us commenting on topics we aren't expperts on. Science thrives on the "I don't know".

@WalkingDday

10 ай бұрын

If I was Dawkins, I would be thinking « how did I get myself into this »

I watched this right after the Piers Morgan interview. What a contrast in interviewing styles. From a complete buffoon to a genuinely engaging and intelligent interviewer. Great job. Interesting stuff from Dawkins as usual too.

@arthurmee

10 ай бұрын

Here here or is it hear hear? Either way, I completely agree with what you say.

@FryJones

10 ай бұрын

Haha me too. Well said!

@SenatorMaina2012

10 ай бұрын

Piers Morgan is a moron!

@elizabethcarrington5819

9 ай бұрын

Totally agree

@vicw9223

9 ай бұрын

​@@arthurmeehear hear!

Richard Dawkins is such an intelligent and logical thinker...he is also honest and kind hearted. I could listen to him all day.

@glorianacloete1322

9 ай бұрын

Night

@jamesaston410

9 ай бұрын

100% agreed. If only a third rate paparazzi journalist could have some degree of integrity!

@afsar_gunner5271

8 ай бұрын

DAWKINS IS CLOSER TO THE GRAVE !!

@chrysnnabellucci9631

8 ай бұрын

Kind hearted?? That's the man who believes a down syndrome baby must be aborted.

@fast1nakus

8 ай бұрын

​@@afsar_gunner5271we all are. What's your point?

Richard Dawkins is an absolute behemoth of an intellect. I and the rest of the world are so fortunate that he’s still around, in his 80s but as sharp and intelligent as ever.

@SueRosalie

7 ай бұрын

and yet he's quite modest and will often say that he wishes he was better at maths and physics but those weren't his strengths

@heighwaysonthewing

7 ай бұрын

intellect , well he has got people to believe in fish growing legs and becoming apes then men and all this waffle and poppycock absolute charlatan , you like what he say's because you want to, just try questioning him and challenging his ideas gets very interesting , and books for kids that's cheery for them life , no point to it , no reason, nothing to look forward to & death is final, I'm sure their faces light up with delight ! lol

@thevoiceofamerica2389

7 ай бұрын

He is very well spoken and nice, but not particularly smart. He believes that the universe was created by the big bang. WELL WHO THE HELL CREATED THE BIG BANG???

@Ethentent

7 ай бұрын

@@thevoiceofamerica2389 who the hell created god or wherever you believe the universe came from?

@Luke-bq7sd

7 ай бұрын

@@thevoiceofamerica2389 shush, brainwashed american

I actually think this was quite beautiful to watch. This may appear as an odd comment but I think the unassuming naivety and self effacing but inquisitive nature of Andrew combined with the wisdom and at times clinical nature of Dawkins works to make fascinating viewing and gives for a much more user friendly, intellectual discussion. Great work, subscribed.

Dawkins is the master of - Less Is More - He never over stretches. If he doesnt understand he says, I don't understand. He also uses very few words

I find it refreshing to listen to an interviewee who's so comfortable responding to a question with, "I don't know."

@tdarons

10 ай бұрын

It exhibits integrity and credibility and creates a basis of trust.

@twosheds1749

10 ай бұрын

You will rarely see a creationist admit they don't know something!

@benwu7980

10 ай бұрын

One of his Russell quotes springs to mind 'The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts.' Being able to admit to not knowing something, is far better than blundering on without knowing what are talking about. Sidenote - Dawkins knows more about physics than he often portrays, but he knows he's not an expert in those fields so prefers not to go too far in answering question that maybe someone like Neil DeGrasse Tyson, or Steven Pinker or Lawrence Krauss.. etc... would have better ways / understanding of answering ( all people that have had conversations with Richard over the years)

Who doesnt think Piers Morgan is a fool he is always on an ego trip only listens to his own voice 🙄😂 Andrew Gold is a true gem authentic honest and amazing to listen too covers really interesting subjects that people want to hear about long may he continue with his great work love from Inverness Scotland 🦕❤️

Wonderful show. I love Richard Dawkins. Amazing mind and has given so much to humanity. Great interview.

@thevoiceofamerica2389

8 ай бұрын

He is a nice man but has offered nothing to humanity but doom and gloom. Do not be fooled by this snake-oil salesman!!!

Good interview. Especially impressive how politely Dawkins fields Andrew's limited knowledge about his own questions (heaven, wormholes, evolution, etc.). Never says "that's ridiculous", although he looked tempted a few times. Kudos.

@aajiz1

9 ай бұрын

He wouldn't do it to his face. He probably will ridicule him at another interview with someone else. Just like he was polite to Piers Morgan during the interview with him, but was belittling Piers during this interview. Not very impressive!

@SelfIndulgentGamer

8 ай бұрын

Now, there's a diplomatic response if I ever did see one, and yes, you are right. 😁

@Amy-ky5wr

8 ай бұрын

​@@aajiz1I don't think that likely at all. Andrew was a very different interviewer than Piers - I just watched that interview. Piers took a very cocky and attacking tone, often cutting Richard off mid sentence. Richard fielded the questions very well remaining polite and answering Piers' questions thoughtfully. Piers' conduct was certainly not one entitling him to intellectual respect from Richard beyond the interview room itself. Piers was asking to be called a fool. He came across as a fool to me, too. The interview with Andrew and Richard was much more chatty and fun in tone, seemingly enjoyed by both. I imagine they parted on good terms. They seemed to show a genuine respect for one another, not just politeness. I also don't think Richard thinks everyone who asks questions that Richard knows the answer to is a fool. Richard is an educator and like all educators worthy of the name he meets others at their level of knowledge and lifts them up, not puts them down. I'd be extremely surprised after this interview if Richard badmouthed Andrew. If ever he does please come back here and post a link to it, because it would change my opinion of Richard Dawkins profoundly.

@9y2bgy

8 ай бұрын

@@Amy-ky5wr I agree. I dislike PM's interview tactics immensely. It's rare for him to truly listen to his interviewees and understand where they're coming from. He interrupted RD at every turn, and I don't think he actually understood nor cared to do so at any point during the interview. I think his audience is in on this bc they like his style more than the substance. Perhaps RD regretted going on his show. I appreciate AG in this video for at least listening to RD to finish his points bf asking. There's no rule that says the interviewer must have equal knowledge or know a lot about the subject for which he is interviewing. She/he needs to let the interviewee, the expert, unfold the content rather than grab the spotlight the way PM did with RD.

@ratnakordosshu6291

7 ай бұрын

@@aajiz1piers Morgan interview and this interview is total opposite. Did you ever saw any interview where piers Morgan let the guest to speak? He always repeat the same line again and again. On that interview Richard get no time to say him fool. He is not a diplomatic man. Very straight forward but not a bully

Richard Dawkins is our national treasure. So courteous & such a high intellect. Stephen Fry is also such a light with tremendous talus. But Christopher Hitchens was the most articulate genius of all. Miss you enormously Hitch. Nobody will or can replace him ever. RIP Hitch learned massively from you.

@jennklein1917

9 ай бұрын

I love and miss Hitch, imagine him articulating on religion, culture etc. today 🥰🥰

@rodjones9138

7 ай бұрын

I concur

@jennklein1917

7 ай бұрын

@@cameroncameron2826 WHAT The CRAP iS yOUr BS abOUt? Leave thinking to the experts, dunderklumpin!!

@justinludeman8424

4 ай бұрын

​@@cameroncameron2826that is a stunning load of abject dribble. Well done for spinning such an incoherent load of crap. You are ill lettered.

Andrew seems a bit nervous and excitable. Would have liked more pauses for Richard to think and elaborate on intial statements.

Richard Dawkins is so short and to the point. This is refreshing, and makes it so much better understandable. I paused in between to think about some of the things that have been said (by both). Thank you for this.

Amazing Andrew , what a scoop, and great to see that Richard is still firing on all cyllinders, great respecful conversation with a true legend x

Richard Dawkins one of my only living heroes. Guy is a prime example of class, morals and reason.

@theoteddy9665

10 ай бұрын

So is mine, his book put in words what I always felt is true, when you listen there are no personal subjectiv statements, always fact followed by examples.. he showed me how to see what ppl say and I never hesitate to say I dont know, I will see data and make my mind then..fact dont care about feelings and I want my son to be like that in his life even if you are not scientist.. In my mind he is above all due his personality.. hope he live long and give us more books!🙋❤️🇨🇿

@SpaceCattttt

10 ай бұрын

You should probably say "scientific morals". It's so easy to confuse things otherwise.

@johnlennox-pe2nq

10 ай бұрын

I love his theory that aliens - a high intelligent, high tech'l race, long, long ago - came to earth and designed, seeded earth with all the different life forms; that is his alternative theory to how life here started/abio genesis. By declaring that, he gave the nod to 'intelligent design' - as promoted by many theists

@owenkrysler8235

10 ай бұрын

I lost all respect for Richard Dawkins with his stance for getting mandatory covid jabs.

@SpaceCattttt

10 ай бұрын

@@johnlennox-pe2nq Nope. You'd still have to explain who "created" the aliens...

"Have you got anything to comfort me?" "Yes....yes....not really. No." 💀

I love you Richard Dawkins. You remind me so much of my grandad who I had wonderful, intelligent and fascinating conversations with and I miss him greatly. You are truly an intelligent man. I love your work, have learnt so much from your books. I wish there were more people with your knowledge and wisdom.

@deniss.3458

9 ай бұрын

Love God, not Richard.

@movieqnamew7418

8 ай бұрын

Sorry you have such a bad relationship with your parents

@afsar_gunner5271

8 ай бұрын

Scrooge -Dawkins has written books based on lies lies lies- just to make money What a coward for attacking innocent religious people !!

@afsar_gunner5271

8 ай бұрын

DAWKINS IS A LIAR AND A CLOWN

@juliemarriott3785

8 ай бұрын

Nasty reply when I never even mentioned parents. Actually one parent died of cancer when I was very young. Not that it's any of your business. My grandad was intellectual and I miss him and our philosophical conversations dearly. I'm an intelligent woman, an avid reader. Don't judge me when you don't know me.

Now, that is how to interview someone properly. Great job, Andrew. Richard Dawkins is articulate and brilliant as usual. What an inspiration. Oh, how I miss Christopher Hitchins.

@LordDreamthief

10 ай бұрын

I really miss Christopher Hitchins

@teo2975

9 ай бұрын

Both Hitchens and Sam Harris both grew to dislike Dawkins. And Dawkins picking and choosing which monothesims are worse is just childish and derives from his bigotry. They are all horrid. Dawkins manages to be both anti-science and bigoted when it coms to trans as well. Dawkins is on these small venues because he was rightly cancelled. The large atheist forum, and most universities have pretty barred him good reason

@andrewnash7696

9 ай бұрын

@@teo2975 If you think so, but just a suggestion, try researching a bit better whilst reading Dawkins Obituary to Hitchens.

@jakke1975

9 ай бұрын

He was entertaining, but far less of a good discussion partner. The problem with people like CH is that they're far too radical to achieve their goals. I compare him to people like Jordan Peterson or that annoying guy who thinks he's the smartest being in the universe... what's his name again... shapiro or something like that They stand behind a few points that are hard to reason with so they gather up a following and become an impressive force in the media... but they have their flaws, personal and otherwise. No matter whether you go too far to the left or too far to the right (in political terms), you're crossing lines that shouldn't be. Even Dawkins has had his moments, but still wherever he goes, he has the moral high-ground and whether you agree or disagree with the bloke, he just demands respect. I cannot say the same of CH. But again, he certainly was entertaining and hopefully made a few people think about all the garbage that society has been feeding them.

@jakke1975

9 ай бұрын

@@teo2975 the radicals may have cancelled Dawkins... I don't know because I'm not a radical atheist... but Dawkins was never cancelled. The guy got a stroke and took a step back. And radical atheists are in my opinion no better than religious people. Stop trying to convince people that you are right and they are wrong. Eventually the truth will come out and if not, then so be it. I like the freedom to believe (or not) in what I want. I'm not bothering anyone with it (unless I'm asked) and I like the same in return. The world would be a much nicer place if both believers and non-believers would take that stance.

I loved this Andrew! I've seen Richard Dawkins on so many podcasts but this was the most human and most warm of all those interviews. This is what you're great at! Well done!

@JoTracy

10 ай бұрын

Here here Great interview

@kelrogers8480

10 ай бұрын

He's not generally a warm person. Unfriendly, distant and angry. Perhaps age has mellowed him slightly.

@kelrogers8480

10 ай бұрын

And Aetheism hasn't murdered almost 200 million of people in the last hundred years alone? More than all the religious wars in history put together! Terrible, hideous things have been done to people in the name of "there is no God! " Aetheism is evil!

@VivaCubaRoja

10 ай бұрын

Well done?! Be careful Tom Cruise doesn’t hear this. You’ll be cleaning lavatories with a toothbrush for the next billion years. 😆😂🤣🪥🚽

@joedennehy386

10 ай бұрын

Its his quality as an interviewer, I guess.

Great discussion, I always look for novel Dawkins material. Thanks a bunch for this, you did a great job asking and listening..this was very calming unlike many other podcasts/interviews.

Andrew, this is hands down your best interview that I've seen you do so far. It was fascinating. Light humored and far from a boring interview of what is probably one of the most brilliant minds of our time. You were very prepared and asked the questions were ones I wanted to ask and so much more. I believe Dawkins enjoyed your questions and did not seen the slightest bit perturbed by any of your inquiries. I almost expect this of most intellectuals. This may go down as one of your proudest moments in your career. I don't know.... you may be capable of so much more. Im a newer subscriber. Just plainly put, Freaking Awesome Dude!

@elliotmoriarty7536

4 ай бұрын

One of the most brilliant minds of our time? You're very fucking easily impressed.

@Ninja-qf6te

3 ай бұрын

@@elliotmoriarty7536so who do you consider the greatest minds of our time?

You are so lucky to have sat in the same room and spoken to the genius: Richard Dawkins. I have been watching your channel for a couple of years. I’ve been reading Dawkins for decades. Well done on snagging this interview. You know you’ve made it when Richard Dawkins gives you the time of day. Well done!

@michaelmarshall9132

10 ай бұрын

He's just a man . Nothing special

@StanKayA

10 ай бұрын

Riiiiiiiiight. I’m sure there’s special people in your life too. And I’m sure you’re not delusional about their humanness either. Put a lid on your superiority and move on.

@americanpatriots4868

10 ай бұрын

He is not a genius. He is a fool and a charlatan. Believe in GOD

@markmooroolbark252

10 ай бұрын

That must mean Piers Morgan has made it and is held in high esteem by Mr Dawkins.

@oswaldkite2106

10 ай бұрын

I don't feel like Dawkins is actually a genius. He's just someone who has learned and studied hard and is great at conveying those thoughts. He just speaks common sense and most of the science that comes up is basic knowledge for anyone who has done university level biology. It probably goes over many people's heads who don't understand it

We are so fortunate to have Richard Dawkins. He (and the other three 'Horsemen') has given us a rational approach to life and, indeed, such an articulate presenter

@destruction1928

9 ай бұрын

Denis Noble, a distinguished biologist and former professor of his, effectively refuted many aspects of his beliefs.

@destruction1928

9 ай бұрын

While Piers Morgan may be a fool, that doesn't necessarily validate Richard's approach. However, it's worth noting that Richard's explanation for the emergence of religion is weak, and exploring alternative perspectives like those presented by Rene Girard, who is not religious himself, might provide a more insightful understanding.

@kyoglesage

9 ай бұрын

@@destruction1928Why should we accept that the good professor is correct and Dawkins is wrong? There seem to be a vast array of well-qualified people who endorse Dawkins’s views.

@kyoglesage

9 ай бұрын

@@destruction1928Why is that worth noting? It sounds like merely your opinion. On what basis should I consider your view to have any validity?

@destruction1928

9 ай бұрын

@@kyoglesage YYour view of the world is wrong. Einstein's theory of relativity was only observed 100 years after his proposition. Dawkins and his crew put too much emphasis on evidence and observation because of their dislike of religious people. Besides, your argument is totally against the scientific method - the notion that 'if many people agree with me, that means I'm correct.' You need to reevaluate and conduct deeper research. By the way, Sam Harris is wrong too. Read René Girard.

Really enjoyed this! Richard often starts his interviews with quite an abrupt approach to certain questions. If he then begins to 'back off' and elaborate, it suggests to me he feels more comfortable with the interviewer. So kudos to you Andrew!

Utterly fascinating and a wonderful interview to listen to! Such a pleasure.

Just discovered this channel. Andrew has an intellectual innocence and curiosity about him which makes it a joy to watch this interview

I have recently lost both my parents. Neither were believers. So they had no fear of heaven or hell. They knew they would simply cease to exist, as they had done before they were born, without pain, fear, or discomfort of any sort. I personally find that, extremely comforting. It also makes it extremely important, to live a fulfilling life, while we have the opportunity. 😊

@nicoledonovan2057

9 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss. I am glad that you take comfort in your beliefs.

@Steve-Cross

9 ай бұрын

@@nicoledonovan2057 I take comfort, in what is evidently true. Thank you for your kind thoughts.

It's interesting that Richard mentions the poetry of science, because that was exactly what some of his writing makes me feel. The chapter that springs to mind as so beautiful that it brings itself to life, and turns science into poetry, for me is the final chapter of "Climbing Mount Improbable". It concerns the life cycle and interdependence of the Fig tree and the Fig wasp. Each variety has its own specially adapted partner. Utter bliss, Thankyou Prof

@thevoiceofamerica2389

8 ай бұрын

There is no beauty in it at all I'm afraid. Nothing but negativity and doom and gloom. You are being fooled by a smooth-talking snake-oil salesman!

LMAO Comparing David Baddiel to Richard Dawkins. Joke of the century.

Richard Dawkins is a wonderful person. He is criticized for being cold, but he isn't. He is warm-hearted. He just doesn't indulge fantasies that take people away from reality. That's not just an intellectual commitment, it is the only way to be sincerely and fully human.

@yomamma.ismydaddy216

10 ай бұрын

I’d say rather that he indulges in fantasies with the acknowledgement that they are fantasies. He could read lord of the rings and love it very much but that doesn’t mean he will confuse middle earth with actual earth lol

@trevorberridge6079

10 ай бұрын

Richard Dawkins is a very warm man with a highly developed sense of humour. In many ways he reminds me of Stephen Hawking. They both followed the rigours of scientific method to find a tangible truth, but both were happy to parody themselves.

@TBOTSS

10 ай бұрын

Dawkins is a liar, a coward and very good at running away from William Lane Craig.

@amandagish5976

10 ай бұрын

❤

@johnlennox-pe2nq

10 ай бұрын

love is blind - he is your guru and idol !

Brilliant! It’s so refreshing to hear an intelligent conversation that doesn’t devolve into a clash of egos! Andrew, you have a real gift for interviewing!

@AndrewGold1

10 ай бұрын

aw thanks! i guess the trick is to just really enjoy the moment.

@ardentynekent2099

10 ай бұрын

You are a gifted interviewer, Andrew. As self-effacing as you are, your own mind must be pretty astonishing. I too heard that change in J. Peterson’s vocabulary (by the way). Anyway, I deeply enjoyed this conversation, and there were laughs! Thank you.

@irmar

10 ай бұрын

@@ardentynekent2099 It's not only J. Peterson. As Dawkins rightly said, we all subconsciously change our vocabulary when we talk to children or teenagers - and I can add when we talk to uneducated people, or to people who are not fluent in our language. We want to make sure our audience understands us! A scientist will write differently if it's a report on a peer-reviewed scientific publication and differently if he or she's writing for a popular magazine. When you're interviewing a person of high intellectual calibre, on one side you still don't want to bore or alienate your audience, and make sure you're understood, but at the same time you want to put yourself on the same level and be respected by your interlocutor. It's a subtle balance, and a good interviewer has to achieve it.

This was a fantastic interview and I loved how he was always thinking about his answers and Andrew had a million 😂

As an anti theist I think it’s more about being frightened of actually dying, the act of ceasing to live. Hoping to survive afterwards in some other godly world has no place in my thoughts, none whatsoever

I love long-form podcasts like this where everyone gets to finish their sentences. Top notch conversation :)

@lisayoder5686

8 ай бұрын

I agree with you! I loathe the short attention span nonsense of everything now. Who wants to hear only the bullet points from the loudest bully-style speakers? Not me. I’m happy to see I’m not the only one 😃 The most interesting stuff is spoken lightly and in full sentences. Not the headline.

As an atheist, I'm not scared of not existing after death, but I'm depressed that I won't live long enough to see what we have in store for the future long after I'm dead.

@josephno1347

10 ай бұрын

be glad you weren't born in the 1800s

@PointNemo9

10 ай бұрын

You are assuming that the future will be good and that you would want to see it.

@elirien4264

10 ай бұрын

@@PointNemo9 I'd rather assume it's going to be good.

@PointNemo9

10 ай бұрын

@@elirien4264 Why?

@MasonTorrey

10 ай бұрын

@@PointNemo9 It's an assumption based on the progress of science and technology over the past few thousand years, so I'm certain it's a pretty sound assumption. And yes, good or bad, I want to see it.

As a small Catholic child of about 5 when I first became aware of death I wondered why people were sad when someone died because now that person would be with Jesus. I assumed my ideas would change. They have because I am now a 75yr atheist and I have come to understand that our sadness at death because of who we have lost. But I still cannot fear being dead. At times I have looked forward to it but I am energised by the idea of all the chemicals in my body will be absorbed into other stuff.

"I'm seeing a snail having sex with a starfish" "Well you're wrong." 😂😂

Great interview. I am an atheist, and yes, I am a fan of Richard Dawkins. He's brilliant, and he comes across as thoughtful, honest, and unassuming. He is truly a treasure. We are lucky to have him among us.

@Neil-Aspinall

10 ай бұрын

Nah he comes across as a simple bible basher, he doesn't believe deep down what he is saying I believe?

@Interdiction

10 ай бұрын

@@Neil-Aspinall Its not your fault

@Neil-Aspinall

10 ай бұрын

@@Interdiction Ahhhhh what that I can think for myself?

@americanpatriots4868

10 ай бұрын

I feel sorry for you being an atheist. God bless you. GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!!

@rozzgrey801

10 ай бұрын

@@americanpatriots4868 I don't feel sorry for you being such a bigot and hypocrite. You are hell on Earth.

Congratulations, Andrew, for having one of the most interesting conversations with Richard Dawkins I've heard in a good while. It was nice to hear things he may not have come up with with any other journalist. You have fast become one of my most favourite podcasters. Hope you get 1 milliom subs in the next few years. You are earning it by leaps & bounds 💛

Richard Dawkins talking with Piers Morgan "I am not a provocateur and I am also very polite" Also Richard Dawkins:

A little heartbreaking to see Dawkins's hand shaking when he picked up the glass of water. Nevertheless grateful and pleased to see his towering intellect still intact.

What a wonderful interview! I'm so thrilled to have come across this one, thank you..

@AndrewGold1

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

So refreshing to see two people talking without interrupting each other every second. Unlike some other interviewer...

When I was a kid I asked my father where lightning came from, he told me it was the clouds bumping into each other, causing sparks. I think this is how religion begins, son asks father something, father doesn't know, so makes something up.

A great conversation Andrew! Thank you! I too am deeply confronted by my own inevitable non-existence (and have those existential crises late at night)! While I was not alive for billions of years prior to my birth, from the moment of my birth the universe's existence is personal, as is my current persistent existence. The impersonal truth of my future non-existence and the fact that I won't care once dead doesn't ease the stress and anxiety I currently feel of the inevitability of this future. I think many, like myself, possibly recognise this as the ultimate lack of control over our own destiny and hence rage at the universe for being this way.

@Rippafratta

5 ай бұрын

I don‘t know your age, but I assure you that, the longer you live, the more you will realize the utter stupidity of the majority of your fellow humans and you begin to think: maybe it‘s good that it will end for me sooner or later to avoid experiencing this inevitable train wreck.

@JamesMc2051

3 ай бұрын

It might be unusual to a lot of people but non-existence doesn't concern me at all as a prospect. The converse of existing forever seems worse to me as a prospect. Unthinkable really. More realistically, I find the idea of losing my faculties and being senile far scarier (having seen that a couple of times), losing physical and mental functions and being angry against everyone and paranoid about things that aren't happening.

Dawkins is one of the most intelligent people I've ever listened to

I respect and admire Richard Dawkins. Intelligent and a man of reason, but also a kind and honest human being⭐️

@jacquelinedesanctis7082

10 ай бұрын

I have seen him launch into a young American student who dared to contradict him with such viciousness the word "kind" was a long way away from his consciousness.

@stephenmcdonagh2795

10 ай бұрын

@@jacquelinedesanctis7082 I quite like some of his books but I don't understand his fixation on belief, or to put it more accurately, other people's beliefs. Though I'm not religious myself, I find it hilarious how atheism has become a belief system in itself- Atheism+ etc. Religion was the driving force behind the abolition of slavery, it helped/helps communities bond, it gave a certain code to societies. As an anthropologist, Dawkins must know that it's a human trait to believe or wish to believe, something greater than oneself. He's not exactly being brave or dying on some hill by being an atheist in the West, he should stick to defending nature over nurture rather than some crusade (irony) against what other people wish to believe.

@davidcohen26

10 ай бұрын

@@stephenmcdonagh2795 he is a fool like Piers. Both are Aries - "it's just me, myself and I."

@drugbustin

10 ай бұрын

@@davidcohen26 Says the guy who believes the position of a star ( which is probably already a dead star as light takes time to travel) at his birth it what writes his life.

@killerrabbit2693

10 ай бұрын

​@@stephenmcdonagh27951. Dawkins's fixation on the people's beliefs is that people's baseless beliefs impact hugely on society, wars, legislation, people's actions. The more thta critical thinking is explained to people, rhe less religious they tend to become. And 2. Atheism is not a belief system, you don't understand what atheism is, it's NON belief. Atheists may well have other beliefs, but that's separate from atheism. You should learn what non belief actually means.

We lost our father in June 🥲❤️ He’s with us all the time but only in memories

Great to listen to Dawkins with his depth of knowledge. I just can't understand how a scientist could absolutely rule out God or afterlife without decisive evidence. There are some things we just cannot know, so choosing to believe or not believe seems a matter of personal taste.

This is the BIG ONE! Dawkins! Bravo Andrew! I'm making a pot of chai to enjoy while listening. Eeee - I am ridiculously excited about this.

@UncleKennysPlace

10 ай бұрын

Yes, this is a huuuuuge score for Andrew.

Jeez, I loved this interview! Thank you so much Andrew Gold whoever you are - never heard of you before today but I sure am going to watch more of your work. 🤩 Dawkins is very reserved and yet with you he was relaxed and clearly enjoying himself and showed that there is a ton more to bring out of him - probably by someone else - but the depths remain to be mined for the world to hear him...Heartfelt thanks to both of you!

Questions are easy to construct, but true and relevant answers are very scarce. The more I learn the less I understand. Ultimately I will know and understand nothing, including nothing itself.

Looking great, the piers Morgan interview Richard didn’t come across well when asked about the shamima begum, looked terrified to answer

My mother was never a religious person but she got cancer a few years ago. My uncle is a Reverend and my mother got baptised after her chemotherapy and it changed her outlook she found religion and started going to church. Her cancer returned and she deteriorated rapidly with only two months to live. Her new faith gave her tremendous strength and comfort. She accepted her life was coming to an end and her fear went away. It does give comfort and gave me comfort too. My Reverend uncle was at the hospital in the last hours blessed my mother with holy water and prepared her for eternal life with the Lord.

@czarekp3552

10 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear about your mother, but so happy for the holy water and eternal life..... yeah, holy water and eternal life.... makes sense no?

@fionagregory9147

10 ай бұрын

If you were logical you would be an atheist. I hate Piers Morgan too.

I didn't think I could admire Richard Dawkins any more than I already did, until he described Piers Morgan as a fool. I wish there were a few more like Richard. God bless him!! 😂

@kaledon6

10 ай бұрын

Dawkins caved to the muslim mob and is now scared for saying anything against Allah....if Piers is a fool, Dawkins is a f#ag

@MegaJohnnycage

10 ай бұрын

Yeah untill you realise he's an Epstein acolyte. When all we are, are gene replicating systems, it can really lead to some fcked up ends

@DogmenHardcastle

10 ай бұрын

I thought he must have called him a fagg.

@johnsullivan5101

10 ай бұрын

'he described Piers Morgan as a fool.' ... sadly Piers was probably flattered

@freeyourmind7538

10 ай бұрын

QUESTION: richard claims that trans goes against biology and thus, wrong but why does he support homosexuality? Does that not go against biology? Like, its scientifically proven.that the correct sexes to get together are males and females for our genes to pass on So, why is Richard not against homosexuality? Anyone?

Fantastic interview. Great job. Dawkins is a living legend

Here is a man who done his homework before sitting with greatness. Brilliantly executed.

I’m agnostic but not afraid of death at all and really enjoyed this interview with Richard Dawkins.

@killerrabbit2693

10 ай бұрын

Agnosticism is not the same as belief, it's about knowledge, which is a subset of belief. So you can be agnostic and theist (which if someone is a critical thinker, would never hold these 2 positions) , or agnostic and atheist.

@coronaphone710

10 ай бұрын

He has changed a lot in his posture imo. I hope he doesn't begin to believe in 👻's and blame it on religious people.

@OddityDK

10 ай бұрын

Agnostic about what? Little green men on Mars? What are you “without knowledge” about?

From the beginning of your conversation .. my favourite English word. Ellipsism: that vague feeling of sadness that you won’t be around to see how history turns out.

I started listening to this interview thinking that the view of a scientist is so close minded, however, Richard Dawkins is extremely interesting & has a really interesting point of view.

So glad they mentioned Stephen Fry at around 26 minutes! He started with "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" in the early days of British television, after which Hugh Laurie starred in "House" in the USA as a no-nonsense doctor who refused to put up with anyone's religion, including his own patients.'

I once had a lung infection which resulted in me blacking out. There I was, one moment felling light headed, the next moment a friend was bent over me asking if I was OK. In the couple of minutes the black out lasted there was nothing and what I took from this was that death was not a thing to fear, just the journey to that point.

@fondoman3884

10 ай бұрын

.. I fell off a tree when I was ten. I didn't even feel my body hitting the ground. I passed out for a few hours .. the next thing I knew was in bed and I remember a searing excruciating pain through my back as I tried to get up. So I did missed schooling for a couple of weeks. So that's my take, too .. I mean, if I go I want to go while in my sleep. I worry not of being dead .. but of suffering/ in great pains before dying.

@donaldforbes3458

10 ай бұрын

Until being fitted with a pacemaker, I suffered from blackouts which occurred without warning and I realised how it was possible to just drop dead as people sometimes do.I was fortunate; my heart restarted. Had it not, I’d never have known. My GP told me recently that I was lucky to be alive (heart again) from which I took it that I was living on borrowed time. The idea of death’s proximity doesn’t bother me. I”ll just no longer be there as I haven’t been every night of my life. I’ve never believed in God, heaven or hell and won’t start now.

1. One of my favourite reflections on life and death was from an anonymous woman on a scary long-distance flight who said: 'If I am to die, what a fool I was to refuse the dessert.' 2. Richard Dawkins' patience and forbearance in accommodating this Andrew Gold 'interview' is truly admirable.

@elizabethshannon24

10 ай бұрын

I also think Dawkins is demonstrating self control and great patience. Dawkins has such a lofty intellect and some of Gold's questions are worded clumsily; he seems not to have prepared very well. The interviewer is lovely and at times very good but he is all over the place asking juvenile questions.

@dmorgsev

10 ай бұрын

Shame you couldn't have the courtesy and politeness to not post this comment. Andrew did his best with a very high profile guest. If you didn't enjoy it, no problem - just leave quietly.

@justindaley2460

10 ай бұрын

@@dmorgsev - quite the opposite. Praise was merely afforded to Richard Dawkins

@nuynobi

10 ай бұрын

​@@justindaley2460Nah, the dig was evident. I'm not taking a side, just saying...

@barkingorifice

10 ай бұрын

His questions were a bit too elementary. I found many quite boring.

This is the most pedestrian interview (interviewer) of Dawkins I have ever heard.

I liked that last answer Richard gave, "I'd need notice of that question". I might use that next time I'm put on the spot!

Incredible that you got Sir Richard and it was really brave of you to interview him, I would have been so intimidated by his great intellect. Really great interview, asking the things we want to know. 🎉

@helencheung2537

10 ай бұрын

Great intellect? Well . . . everything is relative.

@vostoball5278

10 ай бұрын

Sir? That simply means he has done his job for his handlers. Amazing that the proles think so highly of these people and then you wonder why they have always referred to you all as"it." Russell was a pervert by the way, who got the go ahead from as high as the royals to study the effects of pre-puberal sex in children. Read a bit and stop worshipping these sick people and their fake titles...perverts are all the way at the top..they like little children. Let us not even discuss the Huxleys or the the Darwins who bred with the same family(Wedgewoods) for five generations thinking they can have the perfect being, ended up with a bunch of crazy children.

@TheKim369

10 ай бұрын

@@helencheung2537 I wonder, this isn't intended in a confrontational way, I'm truly curious, who would you considera great intellect? Are there any persons alive today you would consider fitting into that category? Also, are you religious, and if so do you think that greatly impacts your regard for his intellect?

@jackwhitbread4583

10 ай бұрын

​@@helencheung2537 he does have great intellect, it's a shame that you are such a bitter old hag.

@Ferret1900

10 ай бұрын

Unless I've missed something (always possible) I don't think Richard is a knight yet.

This is extremely unusual! An interviewer who is actually more intelligent than he pretends to be. Dawkins, as always, is highly impressive and has thought a lot of things through.

I was around that same age, -that I realized I was a full-fledged atheist when I was 15.

That felt like it was a really hard interview

At 4:00, Andrew asks, "If you could inject a serum into your mind or something that would make you believe the lie, just for comfort's sake, would you do that?" Richard answered no. For me, such a serum does exist, and it's the drug LSD. I knew I was an atheist at the time of my earliest memories, and I've been so ever since except for one night. On that night, after taking LSD, I did think, "There must be something up there." I decided the next day that I would NEVER take LSD again. I'd learnt it could turn me into something I fundamentally wasn't, I wouldn't allow that to happen again, even though I continued using other recreational drugs for a few more years, and that night was one of the most blissful in my life. Now it pisses me off to know that death is the end of me, but I live with it.

I love how Dawkins is like "you know that?" About humans not coming from baboons. Richard is fun and very straightforward and I respect him so much for that. He simply speaks very directly and I enjoy his answers to dumb questions as well as smart questions.

He always takes away the stress of the day/week. Great stuff as expected from Richard. Consider pulling the constant OTE on the screen. I think we get it.

You interviewing Richard is amazing fun for me as I really am enjoying your interviews and work!! I have known, learned and adored Richard for over 20 years and am happy he is still sharp and kicking hard. Always a fascinating and wonderful person. Cheers!!!

There's been multiple occasions in my life where I've had to grudgingly leave a really fun party earlier than I wanted. My feelings around death are pretty much the same.

This was absolutely fascinating. It's rare to see an interviewer actually hold their own with somebody like Dawkins (just in terms of keeping him interested) but this was engaging from start to finish. Subscribed!

@spencerbeckingham1076

8 ай бұрын

Looked like a struggle to me. For myself, and both involved.

Why don't we just promote Richard Dawkins to the role of King and Government? I would rather put our future in that one man than all our politicians and leaders put together. Richard

My mother was an atheist until the day she died. Even during horrific pancreatic cancer, surgery, and resulting spinal injury which made her last 6 months a nightmare. Still an atheist. Even when numerous unasked for religious people arrived in hospice to provide a last minute conversion. She spent her time with her family. No sky daddy required.

In 1979 Monty Python included a sketch in Life of Brian, which pre-empted the whole "binary" conversation. Look up the sketch about "Loretta". In fact I would recommend watching re-watching all the Monty Python films. Useful perspective about all sorts of things, including politics, religion, magical thinking, etc etc.....

Andrew that was an exceptional interview. Well done 👍🏻

Bertrand Russell was a giant of a man his books are monumental!

Thanks. Always good to hear Prof' Dawkins. First time hearing your channel/podcast. Great style. 26:50 I did the same with Japanese. I agree. Harry Potter and other teens' books are bang on the right level for adults learning languages.

You were honoured Andrew! And you absolutely rose to the challenge. Great stuff!

Always love Dawkins' humility and his calm, measured reasoning

@helencheung2537

10 ай бұрын

Humility? No. Arrogance and pomposity, yes.

@pocho689

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely right on reply!

@candyclews4047

10 ай бұрын

What.....he's one of the most arrogant men I've ever come across - and a bully (just look at his tweets during Covid)

@bernieblack1036

10 ай бұрын

Humility? Arrogant as hell! I don't know where he is taking that he is reasonable and logical? How he could be so sure? That just different level of believing. I love sience and as that one theory what was "true" yesterday might be proven false tomorrow... and relay on Darwin evolution theory is f*&ck up, when it was exposed that he actually falsified some of his "discoveries"! There are some new updates and still too many unknown. What he is saying it's just other believe, many falsehoods, which he is saying as facts, but they are not facts.

@MissRaggsy

10 ай бұрын

@@helencheung2537 Which of his books made you form this opinion of him?

Thank you Richard for your contribution to man kind ! 👊🏼⚡️👍🏼