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The Migration of the Skeptic by Sir David Attenborough
- Thread starter Altfish
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Here is a science skeptic!!! He actually was a science teacher. Is he going to QED? If he isnt a keynote speaker then they are actually not skeptics at all but science apologists, who argue about other apologists generally religious apologists which ken ham is as well. The whole thing is entertainment to me its sooooooo normal!!!!! Wierd and normal at the same time.
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That is perhaps the best thing that I have seen all month. The format and background music were perfectly in line with many of Attenborough‘s documentary narrations. I especially love the images from the skeptic migration near the end.
Do you know if he actually recorded that, or was it a brilliantly edited voiceover?
The footage of him talking was cut away just before he could make mention of skeptics or other subject material, so this could have been a ruse performed with professional aplomb.
Of couse i am joking about ken Ham as keynote speaker. Thats like a mormon lecturing the catholics on how they are not christians!!! ! Although that would really be entertaining as well!!!!
I am extremely skeptical of your theories..... Lol.
That is perhaps the best thing that I have seen all month. The format and background music were perfectly in line with many of Attenborough‘s documentary narrations. I especially love the images from the skeptic migration near the end.
Do you know if he actually recorded that, or was it a brilliantly edited voiceover?
The footage of him talking was cut away just before he could make mention of skeptics or other subject material, so this could have been a ruse performed with professional aplomb.