Is it a one off? I thought it was a series...There's an Attenborough one-off programme playing on BBC1 right this very minute called Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life. And I'm enjoying it very much.
Here's the BBC website thing about the show - [Click!]
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Well if it's not a series my media centre is recording a repeat next week.According to my TV guide it's a one-off. I hope they're wrong!
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My dad's Freeview box does the same thing - no matter what you're recording it asks if you want to record it as a series. Even movies.Well if it's not a series my media centre is recording a repeat next week.According to my TV guide it's a one-off. I hope they're wrong!
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Knowing there's a Darwin season on the BBC I just did a keyword recording for the word Darwin, and I've been getting some weird things, MI High, My Parents are Aliens and some other crap.My dad's Freeview box does the same thing - no matter what you're recording it asks if you want to record it as a series. Even movies.Well if it's not a series my media centre is recording a repeat next week.According to my TV guide it's a one-off. I hope they're wrong!
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Ah, technology playing silly buggers - EXPLAIN THAT, ATTENBOROUGH!
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Ah, technology playing silly buggers - EXPLAIN THAT, ATTENBOROUGH!
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"Cutting a swathe through the living rooms of our world, Freeview boxes are among the crappiest technologies found anywhere on our planet."
Ah, technology playing silly buggers - EXPLAIN THAT, ATTENBOROUGH!
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"Cutting a swathe through the living rooms of our world, Freeview boxes are among the crappiest technologies found anywhere on our planet."
That. Is. Fecking. BRILLIANT!
I'm bookmarking that.
There is no evidence for or against god, and that faith is as you describe, it is not willful ignorance.Faith is simply belief in something or someone whether you have a logical reason to or not. A lot of people put their faith in who they voted for this November, for example. The astronauts have faith in the engineers who build the rockets they strap themselves into, and in the administrators to make the right decision when it comes down to "go" or "no go" for launch. So no, it's not willful ignorance, and doesn't deserve contempt. Willful ignorance is when you have actual evidence against something but ignore the evidence, like say creationists ignore all evidence supporting evolution.They do. That's what "Faith" means: Believing in something... in the face of negative evidence.
No, THAT'S deliberate, willful ignorance and deserves nothing but contempt and derision.
I know what you're getting at, but there is a difference, and the point you fail to see that is the point you become like those young Earth creationists, refusing to see anything of value in beliefs you don't hold.
No, that's not Faith. They have confidence that the laws of physics will continue to behave as they always have, that the technology which has been tested and proven will function as it has in the past, and that the administrators will make the right decisions based on experience. The latter two may not be perfect, but there is enough evidence to justify that confidence. There is a track record here-- not a lack of evidence or negative evidence. So, no, it's not Faith.Faith is simply belief in something or someone whether you have a logical reason to or not. A lot of people put their faith in who they voted for this November, for example. The astronauts have faith in the engineers who build the rockets they strap themselves into, and in the administrators to make the right decision when it comes down to "go" or "no go" for launch.They do. That's what "Faith" means: Believing in something... in the face of negative evidence.
No, THAT'S deliberate, willful ignorance and deserves nothing but contempt and derision.
Which is exactly what I said and what Borg Queen bolded.Willful ignorance is when you have actual evidence against something but ignore the evidence, like say creationists ignore all evidence supporting evolution.
Not necessarily. You could have an open relationship, or you could get off on seeing your wife with another man, you know some people do...Faith is believing that your wife has your best interests in mind when something off happens.
Willful ignorance is driving her to her old boyfriend's house.
Not necessarily. You could have an open relationship, or you could get off on seeing your wife with another man, you know some people do...Faith is believing that your wife has your best interests in mind when something off happens.
Willful ignorance is driving her to her old boyfriend's house.![]()
Not necessarily. You could have an open relationship, or you could get off on seeing your wife with another man, you know some people do...Faith is believing that your wife has your best interests in mind when something off happens.
Willful ignorance is driving her to her old boyfriend's house.![]()
Unless that man is Tom Baker, Stephen Fry or David Tennant, I can't understand those people at all.
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