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Nick Gisburne: Re: The atheist's nightmare: the banana Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 614 seconds This is a repost of an old video by Nick Gisburne. YouTube banned Nick Gisburne for falacious reasons, so I am reposting some of his videos here. This is my favorite video of his. |
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Re: The Monty Hall Paradox Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 1160 seconds An deeper look at the Monty Hall problem. The wikipedia entry on the Monty Hall problem is also worth a look: http://en.wikiped ia.org/wiki/The_mont y_hall_problem |
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What is Infinity? Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 1124 seconds A basic definition of what infinity is. |
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Re: Math Education: An Inconvenient Truth Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 440 seconds Timing out some of the methods shown in the video I am responding to. http://www.wheresthe math.com/ |
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Proof by Contradiction Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 1301 seconds Proof that there are infinitely many prime numbers. A brief examination of how "proof by contradiction" works, with two exercises at the end. |
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Re: How to prove there is no God Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 566 seconds Just wanted to clarify some points about "proof of non-existence" |
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Re: Four Atheistic Fallacies That Flood Youtube Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 1095 seconds A response to philos71's claims about 4 atheistic logical fallacies. Transcript: http://216.92.85.227 /youtube/2philos71fa ftfy.txt |
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How I became an atheist Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 1468 seconds This is my boring, long story about how I became an atheist. |
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Re: Burn the Bible Challenge - By Brett Keane Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 479 seconds Burning Bible Challenge? Besides being distasteful, it is a tactical error. |
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Re: Stanford Challenge: The Problem Exposed Posted by: websnarf
Video duration: 1083 seconds The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy's entry on "The Problem of Induction": http://plato.stan ford.edu/entries/ind uction-problem/ Thanks to mooeypoo for reminding me about the "invoking the toothfairy once" principle. Thanks to pdoeman for the annelid + molluscs example. |