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We evolved to
We evolved to do a lot of things, like running from lions, starving through famines, and living to the ripe old age of died-from-childbirth. The last few millennia of technological advancements have improved many things, including communication and education.
What's the overrepresentation ratio for creationists vs. atheists?
6 hours is way too long as well, it's really nice that he dug up so many primary sources, but it's really long-winded and feels like it could have been cut to half-length.
I'd rather read 200k words (as long as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, The Chamber of Secrets, and half of the Prisoner of Azkaban) than watch a six-hour video. It's faster, easier to quote/reference, and hopefully contains more information (maybe even links to optional external sources and/or primary evidence).
People rarely say "read several books on the topic, then we can continue the discussion", but for some reason it's common with videos.
Depending on your route, you can stop at a grocery store and get a ready-to-eat meal in not too much more time than fast food. My go-to was half a giant sandwich and a bottle of pop. It was healthier, more filling, and less expensive than a burger (and I know I'm setting the bar low).
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Pseudo-neutrality like that may not be obvious favoritism, but it only takes one crack before the trick becomes clear. Now that it's been revealed to a broad audience, they had to stop.
A so-called "public broadcaster" that claims to employ "journalists" should know the difference between making plain statements and hiding behind the words of others. Their leadership does know that, and minimizing Islamic terrorism was a deliberate choice by them.
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