| Physical Use of Chi Energy, Demonstrated by John Chang, QiGong Master - 658 sec
The film is called "Ring of Fire: East of Krakatoa", and this is part of the 10-year voyage of two filmmakers, brothers Lorne and Lawrence Blair, through the world's largest and least known archipelago - the exotic, mysterious islands of Indonesia. These island form a chain of active volcanoes that arc down and around into the Pacific to form the "Ring of Fire." To pass beyond it is to cross the threshold into another dimension, a magical land where ancient myths still flourish.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: ring fire east krakatoa Qigong Master Demonstrates External Use of Energy MUST SEE chakra telekinesis shifter shifting
 | | Volcanic Eruption and Boiling Mud Wave! [Footage from "East of Krakatoa"] - 128 sec
Some amazing footage from the film "Ring of Fire: East of Krakatoa", watch as a river of bubbling, boiling mud washes over the countryside in Indonesia, as one of their volcanoes erupts and wreaks havoc.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: ring of fire east krakatoa volcano volcanic eruption boiling mud wave natural disaster lava magma indonesia
| | Ludicrous Diversion [1-3] Secrets of the 7/7 Bombings in London - 616 sec
On the 7th of July 2005 London was hit by a series of explosions. You probably think you know what happened that day, but you probably don't.
The police have, from the onset of their investigation, chosen to withold from the public almost every bit of evidence they claim to have about several aspects of the London Bombings.
The mainstream news has spread false, unsubstantiated and unverifiable information, while choosing to completely ignore the numerous inconsistencies and discrepancies in the official story.
The government has finally, after a year, presented us with their official narrative concerning the event. Within hours it was shown to contain numerous errors, a fact since admitted by the Home Secretary John Reid. They have continuously rejected calls for a full, independent public inquiry. Tony Blair himself described such an inquiry as a ludicrous diversion. What don't they want us to find out?
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: Ludicrous Diversion 7/7 official story discrepancies mainstream London Bombingstony blair john reid home secretary
| | Ludicrous Diversion [2-3] Secrets of the 7/7 Bombings in London - 552 sec
On the 7th of July 2005 London was hit by a series of explosions. You probably think you know what happened that day, but you probably don't.
The police have, from the onset of their investigation, chosen to withold from the public almost every bit of evidence they claim to have about several aspects of the London Bombings.
The mainstream news has spread false, unsubstantiated and unverifiable information, while choosing to completely ignore the numerous inconsistencies and discrepancies in the official story.
The government has finally, after a year, presented us with their official narrative concerning the event. Within hours it was shown to contain numerous errors, a fact since admitted by the Home Secretary John Reid. They have continuously rejected calls for a full, independent public inquiry. Tony Blair himself described such an inquiry as a ludicrous diversion. What don't they want us to find out?
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: Ludicrous Diversion 7/7 official story discrepancies mainstream London Bombingstony blair john reid home secretary
| | Ludicrous Diversion [3-3] Secrets of the 7/7 Bombings in London - 508 sec
On the 7th of July 2005 London was hit by a series of explosions. You probably think you know what happened that day, but you probably don't.
The police have, from the onset of their investigation, chosen to withold from the public almost every bit of evidence they claim to have about several aspects of the London Bombings.
The mainstream news has spread false, unsubstantiated and unverifiable information, while choosing to completely ignore the numerous inconsistencies and discrepancies in the official story.
The government has finally, after a year, presented us with their official narrative concerning the event. Within hours it was shown to contain numerous errors, a fact since admitted by the Home Secretary John Reid. They have continuously rejected calls for a full, independent public inquiry. Tony Blair himself described such an inquiry as a ludicrous diversion. What don't they want us to find out?
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: Ludicrous Diversion 7/7 official story discrepancies mainstream London Bombingstony blair john reid home secretary
| | CHLADNI REMIX!!! Sacred Geometry & Standing Waves [Daft Punk Remix] - 240 sec
REMIX! I decided to make another cool Chladni video for you fans =D
This one is mostly focused on liquid physics and standing waves. Watch in amazement as sacred geometry forms from nothingness =P
The song is a remixed version of Harder Better Faster Stronger, by "Jess & Crabbe"
Oh... and this is from the album Daft Club.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: chladni patterns sacred geometry standing wave maya web convection spiral pentagonal vibration creates form water sound
| | Richard Dawkins [1-6]The Genesis of Purpose[R.I. Lecture #5] - 644 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 5. The Genesis of Purpose
Couldn't find a review or a summary for the 5th part, sry... hehehe
http://richarddawkinsfoundation.org/foundation
This video is provided free online by The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science.
See more at
http://richarddawkins.net/growingupintheuniverse
DVDs are also available at
http://richarddawkins.net/store/
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe genesis of purpose Ultraviolet Garden evolution human race Designed Designoid
| | Richard Dawkins [2-6]The Genesis of Purpose[R.I. Lecture #5] - 653 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 5. The Genesis of Purpose
Couldn't find a review or a summary for the 5th part, sry... hehehe
http://richarddawkinsfoundation.org/foundation
This video is provided free online by The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science.
See more at
http://richarddawkins.net/growingupintheuniverse
DVDs are also available at
http://richarddawkins.net/store/
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe genesis of purpose Ultraviolet Garden evolution human race Designed Designoid
| | Richard Dawkins [3-6]The Genesis of Purpose[R.I. Lecture #5] - 660 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 5. The Genesis of Purpose
Couldn't find a review or a summary for the 5th part, sry... hehehe
http://richarddawkinsfoundation.org/foundation
This video is provided free online by The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science.
See more at
http://richarddawkins.net/growingupintheuniverse
DVDs are also available at
http://richarddawkins.net/store/
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe genesis of purpose Ultraviolet Garden evolution human race Designed Designoid
| | Richard Dawkins [4-6]The Genesis of Purpose[R.I. Lecture #5] - 660 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 5. The Genesis of Purpose
Couldn't find a review or a summary for the 5th part, sry... hehehe
http://richarddawkinsfoundation.org/foundation
This video is provided free online by The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science.
See more at
http://richarddawkins.net/growingupintheuniverse
DVDs are also available at
http://richarddawkins.net/store/
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe genesis of purpose Ultraviolet Garden evolution human race Designed Designoid
| | Richard Dawkins [5-6]The Genesis of Purpose[R.I. Lecture #5] - 656 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 5. The Genesis of Purpose
Couldn't find a review or a summary for the 5th part, sry... hehehe
http://richarddawkinsfoundation.org/foundation
This video is provided free online by The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science.
See more at
http://richarddawkins.net/growingupintheuniverse
DVDs are also available at
http://richarddawkins.net/store/
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe genesis of purpose Ultraviolet Garden evolution human race Designed Designoid
| | Richard Dawkins [6-6]The Genesis of Purpose[R.I. Lecture #5] - 299 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 5. The Genesis of Purpose
Couldn't find a review or a summary for the 5th part, sry... hehehe
http://richarddawkinsfoundation.org/foundation
This video is provided free online by The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science.
See more at
http://richarddawkins.net/growingupintheuniverse
DVDs are also available at
http://richarddawkins.net/store/
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe genesis of purpose Ultraviolet Garden evolution human race Designed Designoid
| | Richard Dawkins [1-5]The Ultraviolet Garden[R.I. Lecture #4] - 659 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 4. The Ultraviolet Garden
"Flowers are to make the world pretty andto help the bees make honey for us..." So said a little girl after being asked what flowers were for.
Christopher Hitchens, in the recently released book "God Is Not Great", said that he smelled a rat when his teacher, a well respected and regarded Christian, told him that nature was predominantly green because it's the colour most restful to human eyes. Hitchens was nine years old and had no knowledge of natural selection but he knew then that the eyes were adjusted to nature not the other way around. In this lecture Dawkins goes into how other animals have very different ways of seeing and sensing the world. Did you know a bee can't see the colour red or that if all the bees disappeared, thirty percent of our food plants would be wiped out? Talk about the interconnected-ness of all things (the philosophy of one Dirk Gently, created by the afore mentioned Hitch-Hiker's Guide writer, Douglas Adams). I mention him again because (a) he shall not be forgotten and (b) he guest stars in this lecture in a delightful cameo as he reads his 'Dish of the Day' extract from The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, the ultimate example of the erroneous belief that nature is at our beck and call and we have mastery over it. In our dreams.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe Designed designoid evolution human race ultraviolet garden bees flowers birds bats
| | Richard Dawkins [2-5]The Ultraviolet Garden[R.I. Lecture #4] - 660 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 4. The Ultraviolet Garden
"Flowers are to make the world pretty andto help the bees make honey for us..." So said a little girl after being asked what flowers were for.
Christopher Hitchens, in the recently released book "God Is Not Great", said that he smelled a rat when his teacher, a well respected and regarded Christian, told him that nature was predominantly green because it's the colour most restful to human eyes. Hitchens was nine years old and had no knowledge of natural selection but he knew then that the eyes were adjusted to nature not the other way around. In this lecture Dawkins goes into how other animals have very different ways of seeing and sensing the world. Did you know a bee can't see the colour red or that if all the bees disappeared, thirty percent of our food plants would be wiped out? Talk about the interconnected-ness of all things (the philosophy of one Dirk Gently, created by the afore mentioned Hitch-Hiker's Guide writer, Douglas Adams). I mention him again because (a) he shall not be forgotten and (b) he guest stars in this lecture in a delightful cameo as he reads his 'Dish of the Day' extract from The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, the ultimate example of the erroneous belief that nature is at our beck and call and we have mastery over it. In our dreams.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe Designed designoid evolution human race ultraviolet garden bees flowers birds bats
| | Richard Dawkins [3-5]The Ultraviolet Garden[R.I. Lecture #4] - 658 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 4. The Ultraviolet Garden
"Flowers are to make the world pretty andto help the bees make honey for us..." So said a little girl after being asked what flowers were for.
Christopher Hitchens, in the recently released book "God Is Not Great", said that he smelled a rat when his teacher, a well respected and regarded Christian, told him that nature was predominantly green because it's the colour most restful to human eyes. Hitchens was nine years old and had no knowledge of natural selection but he knew then that the eyes were adjusted to nature not the other way around. In this lecture Dawkins goes into how other animals have very different ways of seeing and sensing the world. Did you know a bee can't see the colour red or that if all the bees disappeared, thirty percent of our food plants would be wiped out? Talk about the interconnected-ness of all things (the philosophy of one Dirk Gently, created by the afore mentioned Hitch-Hiker's Guide writer, Douglas Adams). I mention him again because (a) he shall not be forgotten and (b) he guest stars in this lecture in a delightful cameo as he reads his 'Dish of the Day' extract from The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, the ultimate example of the erroneous belief that nature is at our beck and call and we have mastery over it. In our dreams.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe Designed designoid evolution human race ultraviolet garden bees flowers birds bats
| | Richard Dawkins [4-5]The Ultraviolet Garden[R.I. Lecture #4] - 659 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 4. The Ultraviolet Garden
"Flowers are to make the world pretty andto help the bees make honey for us..." So said a little girl after being asked what flowers were for.
Christopher Hitchens, in the recently released book "God Is Not Great", said that he smelled a rat when his teacher, a well respected and regarded Christian, told him that nature was predominantly green because it's the colour most restful to human eyes. Hitchens was nine years old and had no knowledge of natural selection but he knew then that the eyes were adjusted to nature not the other way around. In this lecture Dawkins goes into how other animals have very different ways of seeing and sensing the world. Did you know a bee can't see the colour red or that if all the bees disappeared, thirty percent of our food plants would be wiped out? Talk about the interconnected-ness of all things (the philosophy of one Dirk Gently, created by the afore mentioned Hitch-Hiker's Guide writer, Douglas Adams). I mention him again because (a) he shall not be forgotten and (b) he guest stars in this lecture in a delightful cameo as he reads his 'Dish of the Day' extract from The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, the ultimate example of the erroneous belief that nature is at our beck and call and we have mastery over it. In our dreams.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe Designed designoid evolution human race ultraviolet garden bees flowers birds bats
| | Richard Dawkins [5-5]The Ultraviolet Garden[R.I. Lecture #4] - 660 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Part 4. The Ultraviolet Garden
"Flowers are to make the world pretty andto help the bees make honey for us..." So said a little girl after being asked what flowers were for.
Christopher Hitchens, in the recently released book "God Is Not Great", said that he smelled a rat when his teacher, a well respected and regarded Christian, told him that nature was predominantly green because it's the colour most restful to human eyes. Hitchens was nine years old and had no knowledge of natural selection but he knew then that the eyes were adjusted to nature not the other way around. In this lecture Dawkins goes into how other animals have very different ways of seeing and sensing the world. Did you know a bee can't see the colour red or that if all the bees disappeared, thirty percent of our food plants would be wiped out? Talk about the interconnected-ness of all things (the philosophy of one Dirk Gently, created by the afore mentioned Hitch-Hiker's Guide writer, Douglas Adams). I mention him again because (a) he shall not be forgotten and (b) he guest stars in this lecture in a delightful cameo as he reads his 'Dish of the Day' extract from The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, the ultimate example of the erroneous belief that nature is at our beck and call and we have mastery over it. In our dreams.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe Designed designoid evolution human race ultraviolet garden bees flowers birds bats
| | Richard Dawkins [1-6] Climbing Mount Probable [R.I. Lecture #3] - 660 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Though in a broad sense this covers the same ground as the also-excellent book "The Blind Watchmaker", this is less stridently argumentative in tone and consequently somewhat more accessible to the non-biologist. It also introduces a new metaphor for the process of evolution towards complexity, the titular Mount Improbable, which I find far superior to either the Blind Watchmaker (derived from and therefore permanently bound to old Creationist arguments) or the author's much-beloved computer programs. The museum of hypothetical shells is another great addition to the annals of thought-experiment.
Another aspect of this is the way in which Mr. Dawkins' love for biology, both in the sense of the study of living things and in the sense of the living things themselves, shows in nearly every word. Where in The Blind Watchmaker he often seemed angry (albeit rightfully so), here he is equally often simply enraptured by the sheer beauty of evolution and the products thereof. It's easy to see that this guy is a true naturalist, and his enthusiasm is infectious.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe Designed designoid evolution human race species ancestor worship exponential growth
| | Richard Dawkins [2-6] Climbing Mount Probable [R.I. Lecture #3] - 660 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Though in a broad sense this covers the same ground as the also-excellent book "The Blind Watchmaker", this is less stridently argumentative in tone and consequently somewhat more accessible to the non-biologist. It also introduces a new metaphor for the process of evolution towards complexity, the titular Mount Improbable, which I find far superior to either the Blind Watchmaker (derived from and therefore permanently bound to old Creationist arguments) or the author's much-beloved computer programs. The museum of hypothetical shells is another great addition to the annals of thought-experiment.
Another aspect of this is the way in which Mr. Dawkins' love for biology, both in the sense of the study of living things and in the sense of the living things themselves, shows in nearly every word. Where in The Blind Watchmaker he often seemed angry (albeit rightfully so), here he is equally often simply enraptured by the sheer beauty of evolution and the products thereof. It's easy to see that this guy is a true naturalist, and his enthusiasm is infectious.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe Designed designoid evolution human race species ancestor worship exponential growth
| | Richard Dawkins [3-6] Climbing Mount Probable [R.I. Lecture #3] - 617 sec
"Growing Up in the Universe"
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, by Richard Dawkins
1: Waking Up in the Universe
2: Designed and Designoid Objects
3: Climbing Mount Improbable
4: The Ultraviolet Garden
5: The Genesis of Purpose
Though in a broad sense this covers the same ground as the also-excellent book "The Blind Watchmaker", this is less stridently argumentative in tone and consequently somewhat more accessible to the non-biologist. It also introduces a new metaphor for the process of evolution towards complexity, the titular Mount Improbable, which I find far superior to either the Blind Watchmaker (derived from and therefore permanently bound to old Creationist arguments) or the author's much-beloved computer programs. The museum of hypothetical shells is another great addition to the annals of thought-experiment.
Another aspect of this is the way in which Mr. Dawkins' love for biology, both in the sense of the study of living things and in the sense of the living things themselves, shows in nearly every word. Where in The Blind Watchmaker he often seemed angry (albeit rightfully so), here he is equally often simply enraptured by the sheer beauty of evolution and the products thereof. It's easy to see that this guy is a true naturalist, and his enthusiasm is infectious.
Auteur : TheFourthDrake
Tags: richard dawkins growing up universe Designed designoid evolution human race species ancestor worship exponential growth
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