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+1 I was just thinking about posting this..... the "Fascinatingly disturbing thought" makes you realize just how minute we, as human beings, really are..... greate video!! If Stephen Hawking is the "brains" behind what we know of the universe, Neil deGrasse Tyson is the "spokesmen" behind the operation...... i always love listening to what he has to say. For anyone who wants to fast foreword to the "disturbing thought" go to 7:30 of the video......
The concepts of the video were nothing new to me but it was good anyway. Dark matter is mislabeled, it should be called imaginary matter. It literally doesn't exist. except in theory Funny how that doesn't disturb the atheist who says there's no evidence for God.
He doesn't understand how DNA works... 1-2 % difference can be huge! Especially when you consider what it codes for. He also isn't right when he says there is only a 1-2 % difference between us and chimps... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimpanzee#Evolutionary_relationship As for the rest of the stuff... We should consider that some laws of nature are universal. So... We simply haven't explored those laws enough. An older intelligent species that got lucky might know more than we do.
Oh no, not evidence! Like evidence in the 'murder' of Trayvon Martin? Are you doing an investigation that will break the case wide open?
If chimps ever became interested in exploring the laws of nature they'd probably get where we are today... Maybe at a much slower pace...! However, chimps aren't interested in that... They can't stay still long enough to try... too hyper! AND this is a big difference between us!