Sir David Attenborough Reads Charles Darwin |
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2016
- Sir David reads the final paragraph of The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin.
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I'd listen to Sir David read just about anything.
yeah, he could read soap operas and i'd listen.
He has that voice. He could read you a menu and you would want to listen.
His voice is so soothing to the ears.
He's 90 today. Here's hoping he lives to see another decade!!
Still with us
@@joey.99...and still just as wonderful as ever. 🥹
I have watched countless documentaries narrated by sir David Attenborough!! Thank you so much for what you do!!
One of the most inspiring voices and minds of our time.
I love how that man can narrate a story. He can take you right there with him. He speaks from his soul... Right into yours. I could listen to him for hours. The whole Earth will lose a friend the day he is gone.
Sir David is one in 7+ billion. A treasure.
I would love if he reads bedtime stories and make me sleep. Such a magnetic voice !!
He is among the 'few', who could read the phone book, and we'd Listen !! :)
A man's friendships are one of the best measures of his worth.
Charles Darwin
Ever strong voice with a pure massage all the time! D.V thank you for all...how i wish that I could meet you personally 🤔
You make the best documentaries!
Living legend you are sir
All the comments about Sir David Attenborough. And I get it. He is my hero, too.
But I have to say something about the paragraph he reads from Charles Darwin. This is profound literature found in a science textbook of all places. It hit me hard when I read the Origin of Species. It moved me to tears. I learned it by heart. And now, everytime I stand in the museum of natural history in front of the "wall of biodiversity" I can`t help myself but to recite this masterpiece. Still moves me. And will probably never stop.
It`s a blessing to have studied biology, standing on the shoulders of so many giants, and to understand evolution, ecology and zoology. At least to some degree. It deepens the spiritual experience everyone can have in nature. A lot. That`s probably what Darwin experienced. What most of the giants in my field experienced. And it is most certainly what drives Sir David Attenborough. The more you know about nature, the more deeply you fall in love with it. And there is no limit here. No law of dimishing returns.
And this love and passion is what makes Sir David Attenborough so great.
Magnificent.
Happy birthday, Sir David!
The one thing that struck me the most about Charles Darwin was how good of a writer he is.
His books are genuinely well-written.
Wish to have an accent like him :) live long and prosper sir
This man is an incredible human being.
I would do anything to meet him, and then spend a few days getting to chat to him.
LEGEND
WHOO!!!!!! SIR DAVID AT 90!!
He is just too good to be on the BBC
Happy birthday to David Attenborough. :)
He was my childhood growing up I watched lots of his films. Guess that's why I turned into a middle school science nerd.
The name of the books is called on the origin of species
Imagine a rap battle between him and Morgan freeman. The two best voices on earth🤔🤔
I think it’s criminal that they still haven’t had this gentleman narrate the origin of species. I don’t hold him to it, I hold whoever is responsible for arranging these things because they should’ve had this guy narrate an audiobook of the origin of species by now
The phrase "by the creator" was not part of the original edition. In personal letters, he later regretted having included that phrase.
darwin must be one of greatest humans ever..
Those glasses though
We cannot imagine what we will evolve into in just 1000 years from now because we are on the fast rising portion of the exponential function ( e to the x) ...
The word creator came in the sixth edition due to religious pressure.
Only in sixth edition?. Please reply
2nd Edition, I do believe.
His birthday was yesterday, but ok.
Nightwish
'Creator' is a word here being argued. How do I know that the version without the word is correct. No authorities impose literature to be monotheistic to my knowledge.
259th most importantly meet the legend sir Attenborough
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Pity that he wasn't reading from the 1st Edition. In subsequent editions he was forced to invoke 'The Creator' instead of his original 'evolution'.
Nightwish
Cheating on a test rn
IF IT IS TRUTH WHY PONDER
Such violence of death do exist as Malthus too seems true failed to point beauty to be in this beautiful grandeur of nature full of violence ..
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可以约看旧字書文字符串丫，，，怎查己袓他人祖集詩颂後字句文法?。
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That was astounding to hear Darwin acknowledged God, the creator.
One always learns so much from dear kind David Attenborough.
Creationists incoming...
if we evolved from humans then why are there still dinosaurs?
creationist: 1
athiest: 0
That makes no sense?
troll detector senses tingling
+Ethan Ross maybe talking about crocs ?
I could not find world creator in edition I have on Kindle...
I do not find creator word in Darwin Kindle edition..seems ...
A brutal sufferings few are man made too...
Rather than it's evolution of Brain and conscious . To comphrend the dimension of this manfestation and free from it do can admire free from sufferings..free from animal instinctual survival..
Though indeed Man evolved to make choice if life if indeed any choice are there in nature ...or choice to free from nature ...a choice no animal has right ...and perhaps evolution of Hand and mind points to some greater pupose or a failed experiment of nature...or some creator
What Darwin commented in existence of violence ...in evolution ..or result of somewhere failure of evolution we do not know...resulted violence...
As I understand it Darwin stole ideas from Alfred Russel Wallace, and got the credits for it www.theguardian.com/science/2013/jan/20/alfred-russel-wallace-forgotten-man-evolution
Your understanding is incorrect. Russell himself referred to the theory as "Darwin's Theory" for the remainder of his life. And as for quoting the Guardian as a reliable source for anything, well....
@@wightmand I dunno it's what I heard from more than one source, where did you find your info?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Russel_Wallace
@@eccentricoldcow You've quoted a source to backup your false assertion, but your source clearly states that they came up with their theories independently, and says nothing about Darwin having "stolen ideas" from AFW. If you care to read your quoted source you will also see that AFW and Darwin's theories had subtle (yet important) differences. You will also see that AFW became one of Darwin's staunchest defenders, hardly the actions of a man of that period who felt that his ideas had been stolen (perhaps read a biography of Richard Owen for a description of the often competitive nature of natural history at that time).
@@wightmand WELL DONE you win mate... I can't be asked to look at any of it. I am unable to absorb masses of info.
Though indeed grandeur and beauty but why violence..to Mr experience this violence is for food sex and survival...seems no choice in animal instinctual survival ..than hardly any beauty ..as beuty lies in freedom of own individual self. Dependency ..From physical world...which hardly evolved in Human beings except mind tool...