Derren Brown Interview (1/6) - Richard Dawkins

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  • @davidthomas9190
    @davidthomas9190 11 років тому +48

    A meeting of two of my fave people in the world today. Sweet.

    • @davidthomas9190
      @davidthomas9190 10 років тому +3

      Really ? I'm guessing you're religious then.

    • @RedRiverChannel
      @RedRiverChannel 10 років тому +2

      *****
      Why not, since there is nothing wrong with gay people.

    • @kent2305
      @kent2305 10 років тому

      David Thomas No, seriously, you sound a little immature. Why should his being religious (if your unnecessary guessing is correct) be any more of a problem than you being atheist.

    • @davidthomas9190
      @davidthomas9190 10 років тому +4

      Religion was a concept created by man to control other men. Nothing good in it !

    • @davidthomas9190
      @davidthomas9190 7 років тому

      kent2305 🤣

  • @henriksrensen5958
    @henriksrensen5958 5 років тому +8

    Wow, I'm loving this.👍
    Two great minds😊

  • @Netlocd
    @Netlocd 12 років тому +58

    "Even if science can't explain everything, what makes you think religion can?" - Richard Dawkins

    • @Conography
      @Conography 3 роки тому +1

      What makes you think it can't?

    • @LittleVboh
      @LittleVboh 3 роки тому +5

      @@Conography how do humans acquire knowledge in general? With science or with religion? Just think for a moment.

    • @Conography
      @Conography 3 роки тому

      @@LittleVboh why do you think science hasn't been able to solve the mystery of Consciousness yet? Just think for a moment.

    • @LittleVboh
      @LittleVboh 3 роки тому +4

      @@Conography and religion did?

    • @Conography
      @Conography 3 роки тому

      @@LittleVboh no, religion is, for the most part, a perversion of mystical teachings.

  • @dougster701
    @dougster701 9 років тому +66

    My two favourite people. Just needs hitchens there too

    • @StopMAGA
      @StopMAGA 9 років тому +3

      +Dougie “dougster701” Haggerty Sam Harris, while not as great as Hitch, does just fine carrying his torch.

    • @dougster701
      @dougster701 9 років тому +4

      +Ben Theredonethat
      Yeh i do like sam too

    • @TheGentGaming
      @TheGentGaming 8 років тому +4

      We'll have to hold a séance and invite Hitch to join us ;)

    • @dougster701
      @dougster701 8 років тому +2

      Im sure derren could create that illusion!

    • @churde
      @churde 6 років тому +1

      i was delighted just now when i discoveered theres an episode on sam harris podcast waking up (spotify)that features derren brown, have fun!

  • @Evienoteevee
    @Evienoteevee 12 років тому +2

    When derren hesitates he does his little head nodding tick thing, so adorable :') They are both awesome people.

  • @MysticalHydra
    @MysticalHydra 6 років тому +5

    Why are there so many Dawkins interviews where they're standing the entire time?

  • @MrAntiKnowledge
    @MrAntiKnowledge 11 років тому +4

    When 2 awesome persons meet :)
    Very interesting interview.

  • @tombarnes155
    @tombarnes155 10 років тому +4

    I saw Derren Brown a while back in London, at his show infamous. It was brilliant, the way that many separate mildly impressive acts came together to make an absolutely incredible final 5 minutes. Great man.

  • @TheLogic1010
    @TheLogic1010 12 років тому

    Love it, good sense of humor, it's a pity there isn't more of it on youtube!

  • @iain2k7
    @iain2k7 12 років тому

    saw this guy live tonight, spoke to him and got a picture with him too. Best live show ever, I seriously recommend it!

  • @guest1921
    @guest1921 12 років тому +18

    i think this man is more of a psychologist than a magician

    • @andybeans5790
      @andybeans5790 4 роки тому +1

      Quite a few modern sciences and professions started off as parlour tricks, electricity was seen as a parlour trick for decades before people started trying other things with it.

    • @johnmc3862
      @johnmc3862 3 роки тому

      Brown is both. He did close up table magic originally. He is a highly intelligent and perceptive individual.

  • @Be4zle
    @Be4zle 9 років тому +5

    Two very very intelligent people there!

  • @Otozer30
    @Otozer30 11 років тому +5

    could have bought another camera for this interview

    • @adampearce8708
      @adampearce8708 3 роки тому +1

      And some chairs wouldn't go astray too.

  • @LackadaisicalE
    @LackadaisicalE 13 років тому +1

    wow great upload! An interview w a master of any field about his field is always a treasure to the curious mind!

  • @BrandonKinross
    @BrandonKinross 13 років тому +1

    I love how Richard is innocently asking for answers. And Derren is doing his best to be polite and avoid revealing mentalism/reading secrets.

  • @norda7881
    @norda7881 9 років тому +3

    great interuiew

  • @M111771
    @M111771 9 років тому +4

    Does anyone else notice that Derren has a head tic? I notice it in pretty much any video of him but never really hear any mention of it.

    • @sinecurea
      @sinecurea 9 років тому

      M111771 No?

    • @M111771
      @M111771 9 років тому

      Stephen Lynn You'll notice it if you know what to look for - just a tiny head nod at random times.

    • @dougster701
      @dougster701 9 років тому +1

      He's had loads of tics over the years, I think it's just a side effect of being a very meticulous person :)

    • @StopMAGA
      @StopMAGA 9 років тому +1

      +M111771 How the hell do you see a tic on his head? Is it on his left or right? Did he ever come down with lyme disease?

    • @UKR
      @UKR 9 років тому

      +Ben Theredonethat Speaking at a debate at Oxford University with the Archbishop of Canterbury,
      the man regarded as the world's most famous
      Atheist states, he is an "agnostic" and has never called himself the world's most famous
      Atheist because he is clearly agnostic !
      watch?v=dfk7tW429E4
      P.s.
      Richard likes word play he uses it like an hegelian dialectic to
      confuse and steer the outcome in his debates...Like a conjuring trick!
      There are linguistic Tricks and Master Dawkins knows plenty of them btw

  • @Sesshounamaru7
    @Sesshounamaru7 9 років тому +4

    :D Meme magic is real tho...
    (and the funniest part is that dawkings make it possible)

  • @superkevy11
    @superkevy11 13 років тому +1

    two of my favorite people

  • @DrunkenPoetic
    @DrunkenPoetic 13 років тому

    This is brilliant. Cheers uploader dude.

    • @johnmc3862
      @johnmc3862 3 роки тому

      The Richard Dawkins foundation lol.

  • @Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time
    @Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time 10 років тому +8

    As long as science has no fundamental understanding of the nature of reality we will have these unscientific ideas put forward. It is not what science can do or explain it is what science cannot explain that is the problem! Science has no understanding of why we have a future that is always uncertain and a past that we can never change. If science could explain this based on reason and mathematics it would help replace these unscientific ideas! 

    • @Mysterywhiteboy78
      @Mysterywhiteboy78 8 років тому +2

      Absolutely , i have experienced many things of a metaphysical nature. EVerything is happening in the 'now' , i have experienced mediumship that did not include cold reading or barnum statements. There is so much going on that most people can't even begin to realise or understand....

    • @everyoneswireddifferent1712
      @everyoneswireddifferent1712 7 років тому +1

      An artist theory on the physics of 'Time' as a physical process. Quantum Atom Theory it's because they're thinking in terms of time/motion but once you start thinking in terms of present/stillness this changes.

    • @May04bwu
      @May04bwu 7 років тому

      Sorry but your comment honestly doesn't make much sense to me.

    • @lukyspdegaming5422
      @lukyspdegaming5422 7 років тому

      EDITED
      This is in reference to another Richard Dawkins interview of a religious nutjob who basically "cold reads" religious people. I'm not sure if that was your intention An artist theory on.... but well played
      ua-cam.com/video/-AS6rQtiEh8/v-deo.html
      (edited again because I didn't copy the entire link and only posted half of it)

    • @lewisner
      @lewisner 6 років тому

      Woo Woo.

  • @anniemoonmaid
    @anniemoonmaid 10 років тому +7

    I had some experience of training for psychic development, I was interested in metaphysics.. Subtle energies we have not fully understood as yet, I was in fact sceptical. However, at the end of the course, I had experienced things that really were impossible to explain... No tricks! There are always charlatans but there are secrets in this universe we have yet to label. Keep an open mind I say!

    • @kevtb874
      @kevtb874 9 років тому +7

      That's amazing! You experienced things that were impossible? Why haven't you informed the world? You could be a billionaire within a year and go down in history as the person who found and proved the supernatural. People could study this and confirm without doubt that yes, it IS truly impossible. You could revolutionise out understanding of physics, humanity, and reality etc. Society as we know it would changed overnight. Holy shit!
      Or maybe you are one single person who is mistaken.....
      Hmmmm.

    • @anniemoonmaid
      @anniemoonmaid 9 років тому +3

      +Kevtb87 well, seeing as you asked....I believe it is inate in all of us. have a look at quantum physics and maybe the impossible is actually possible...I keep an open mind..that seems to be how we get to understand these things. I do recognise there are plenty of people who will lie and steal from others, but there are others that want to help by offering their well intentioned energies, which is pretty powerful.

    • @craighicksartwork
      @craighicksartwork 3 роки тому

      @@kevtb874 What to see the impossible? Go and do a high dose of psychedelics. There, I've given you the secret to the supernatural and impossible. Let me know how it goes.

  • @orth82
    @orth82 12 років тому

    Richard Dawkins + Derren Brown = doubly brilliant!! :) Thanks for posting this.

  • @ArtoPekkanen
    @ArtoPekkanen 7 років тому +2

    "I sense you're sitting in a bus going wrong way ... Or maybe ot is a relationship" :D this line made me laugh. Sounded like something you'd put into a comedy sketch show like Little Britain xD

  • @AndyTutify
    @AndyTutify 11 років тому +2

    two great minds

  • @darkilustrisimus
    @darkilustrisimus 13 років тому +1

    I love these two

  • @RadagonTheRed
    @RadagonTheRed 12 років тому

    Deren Brown + Professor Richard Dawkins = Blissful Enlightenment

  • @cdhanks
    @cdhanks 11 років тому +1

    Nope, dead is dead, no conversation is possible.

  • @chezXscott
    @chezXscott 12 років тому +2

    Am I the only one who LOVES Derren's voice?

  • @sabellegrace
    @sabellegrace 13 років тому

    Ohhhh yeah i've been waiting for this

  • @sdmsdmsdm
    @sdmsdmsdm 12 років тому

    Quite. Thanks, it pained me as well.

  • @alanastone5241
    @alanastone5241 5 років тому +2

    The late Colin Fry used this a lot.

  • @Netlocd
    @Netlocd 12 років тому

    Yes, it was during a debate; although, for the life of me, I can NOT remember exactly which debate it was from.

  • @ThunderChunky101
    @ThunderChunky101 13 років тому +1

    @TonyLee1000 "condemn themselves by there own tongue."
    My tongue spells it "their".

  • @unknownchannel3141
    @unknownchannel3141 4 роки тому

    Amazing. Why didn't I see this before?

  • @LeroySh
    @LeroySh 13 років тому

    That is indeed correct, therefore I shall retract my last statement and say that my flaw could be my memory that failed me in my time of need.

  • @nicksully6663
    @nicksully6663 3 роки тому

    The barnum statements experiment / reading experiment Derren did just shows how almost-identical we all are. But yet people often think 'oh that's a me thing!', any time you think or do something you think is unique to you, you can bet that probably 95% of others think or do the exact same. So, even this within itself, if you know this, you could fake being 'physic' quite easily by just thinking of inner thoughts or fears or ambitions you have, then just say them to someone else like you know it's true of them, and it'll feel like you're reading them

  • @smoothbanana
    @smoothbanana 13 років тому

    @MountcastleFilms
    That's an interesting theory: everything is part of something larger.
    Talking about the video, whenever someone says something hurtful to you, though you may be strong enough to outwardly deflect it, the internal "hit" will penetrate even deeper. Talking to a good friend afterwards can help, but what we really need to do is to find the best friend inside ourselves so that we may break a negative thought pattern at its root.

  • @TheHarrooo
    @TheHarrooo 5 років тому +1

    Honest man v good

  • @imatroll147
    @imatroll147 12 років тому

    Where can I start in learning what Derren Brown does? (not in front of an audience!)?
    I have already read - Derren Brown: Tricks of the Mind, Derren Brown: Mentalism tricks.
    Please don't put a link to his recommended books, I just want a good "step-by-step" guide to some of his tricks, I also do not want to have to pay for anything so a website or downloadable .pdf would be great, thanks

  • @TheJigoChigo
    @TheJigoChigo 13 років тому

    Look at the way Derren uses his arms and hands while explaining

  • @danburycollins
    @danburycollins 11 років тому

    This interview could have really done with two cameras, and possibly some seats - the camera movement is a bit distracting in places

  • @neilaarondudgeon
    @neilaarondudgeon 13 років тому

    My two favourite personalities talking!!!!!!!!

  • @TBBTQuotes
    @TBBTQuotes 12 років тому

    I think they were referring to the sway and not the quality of image.

  • @BlckSbthMan
    @BlckSbthMan 13 років тому

    I was looking at a different Internet Explorer window, and when I came back, the video was at 3:15, and I thought Dawkins was choking Derren. Hahahaha.

  • @Im_geeg
    @Im_geeg 12 років тому

    very good

  • @SamDeeksRelovedGuitars
    @SamDeeksRelovedGuitars 13 років тому

    I worked out Derek Acorah's cold reading in the 1990s by recording his 'Talk Radio' shows with James Whale and analysing them. He did everything Derren talks about here and more. It sickened me that I knew that HE knew he was looking for a 'hit' all the time while the people he was stringing along were hurting and desperate for some comfort.

  • @Reverend1138
    @Reverend1138 13 років тому

    @Pianoguy32 Indeed. I wish they were sat down for this interview. Preferably Dawkins on Derren's lap.

  • @goutons
    @goutons 12 років тому +1

    they really needed a second camera

  • @mitchellele
    @mitchellele 13 років тому

    my two favourite people in one video, lucky me

  • @beirirangu
    @beirirangu 12 років тому

    1:49 I would LOVE to see the 'reading' that he gave the people... to see if I can go into the street and hand these things out to random people (that meet the description or course) just to see their reaction

  • @kinc1967
    @kinc1967 13 років тому

    Two legends.

  • @Mister.Psychology
    @Mister.Psychology 4 роки тому

    Shop link is dead. Please update it.

  • @angharadllewellyn2192
    @angharadllewellyn2192 5 років тому +2

    the camera made me motion sick!

  • @setnoset
    @setnoset 13 років тому

    a way to avoid the problem of simply inventing names and waiting until someone in the audience recognizes it, is if the psychic chooses a person beforehand and then says the name. If that is the case and if someone has seen that happen, the evidence is much more convincing.

  • @iainofiains
    @iainofiains 11 років тому +1

    Anyone can talk to the dead... They just never get a response because, well, they're talking to a dead thing.

  • @rabsputin
    @rabsputin 13 років тому

    @jmann114 also, when i say "in their mind" i mean it in the sense that everything we experience in our living consciousness is experienced in our mind via our senses. so if someone who's heart stops on the operating table can see and hear what's going on around them all that means is that their brain hasn't stopped functioning due to the lack of blood being pumped to it.

  • @topbluffa1
    @topbluffa1 13 років тому

    anyone notice how Derrern Sharply nods his head quite a lot when he wants to confirm something he is saying.

  • @FireBIaze
    @FireBIaze 11 років тому

    Great... How do I change it back.

  • @FiveSigma72
    @FiveSigma72 13 років тому

    @santosbl01 Bit harsh, I dont think anyone who isnt a DoP noticed. Thanks for that though. Are you the Jeremy Clarkson of DoP?

  • @FutureAbe
    @FutureAbe 12 років тому

    Sorry, I am not english speaking, but are they saying "code" reading or "cold" reading?

  • @LeroySh
    @LeroySh 13 років тому

    Thank you MrCardShark101 for using 'thus' in your answer, you just do not see that literary splendour nowadays

  • @Pianoguy32
    @Pianoguy32 13 років тому

    @AwakeIsland it's not that, its that its moving all over the place, why not just film with a wider angle lense or slightly further away... anwyay...

  • @panterasux22
    @panterasux22 11 років тому +1

    i think that has ended now, read an interview with the amazing randi a while back where he said it was too much work to keep going. i think he has proved his point anyway

  • @LeroySh
    @LeroySh 13 років тому

    Glad to be of service, just wanted to point out the intellectual brilliance of that most enlightening comment, don't thank me, thank you MrCardShark101

  • @AmyInIndy321
    @AmyInIndy321 12 років тому

    Jimbo and Bubba were two blind brothers from a very rural small town. Their father died so they had to fly on an airplane for the very first time. Soon after take-off Jimbo tells Bubba that he doesn’t really believe he’s flying because “it just ain’t possible for no man to fly in the air!”. Bubba tries his best to convince him otherwise but without success. Suddenly the plane loses its engines! As the plane is going down - which brother puts on a parachute before he jumps?

  • @TheLogic1010
    @TheLogic1010 11 років тому

    OK big shot, give it your best. How does micro to macro happen?

  • @blenki07
    @blenki07 12 років тому

    It would work exactly the same as normal cold reading just without facial expressions. Cold reading is mostly about the conversation.

  • @yvonneost12
    @yvonneost12 12 років тому

    he's brilliant I want to meet this guy for coffee and a chat. when he does come to Australia that is LOL.

  • @markcromwell1975
    @markcromwell1975 3 роки тому

    2 great brains right there. The ugly truth is better than an attractive lie.

  • @VanargrandsEnd
    @VanargrandsEnd 12 років тому

    Off topic but as for the old Chicken or the Egg debate goes - Chickens evolved from non-chickens through small changes caused by the mixing of male and female DNA or by mutations to the DNA that produced the zygote. These changes and mutations only have an effect at the point where a new zygote is created.
    That is, two non-chickens mated and the DNA in their new zygote contained the mutation(s) that produced the first true chicken. That one zygote cell divided to produce the first true chicken.

  • @odinata
    @odinata 13 років тому

    @warriorprince1010
    What were you doing during the time when the other kids were learning?

  • @JMUDoc
    @JMUDoc 13 років тому

    I read my horoscope today and it said "today you will read a horoscope". Holy shit!

  • @cosmicwatchmaker
    @cosmicwatchmaker 11 років тому

    Cold reading and hot reading.
    Remember hot and cold, the game you played as a child?
    It was useful then and its useful to use that game to spot it now

  • @sparaticus039
    @sparaticus039 13 років тому +1

    @XGralgrathor My mistake.

  • @00angel4200
    @00angel4200 13 років тому

    @tahshin1601 Yeah, Derren acknowledges that twitch in his book, Tricks of the Mind. If I remember right he said it developed because of all the hypnosis he has done. It is part of getting the subject into a compliant state.

  • @rabsputin
    @rabsputin 13 років тому

    @jmann114 part of it? you mean on it's own the video isn't conclusive?
    i want you to provide solid fool proof evidence which stands up to scrutiny, do you have this? or are you wasting both of our time?

  • @casgetoutofmyass
    @casgetoutofmyass 12 років тому

    Why did I only just find out that this happened? It's like a dream ahhhhhh

  • @whirlpoolzend
    @whirlpoolzend 13 років тому

    The message is with the receiver.

  • @ProfessorEGadd
    @ProfessorEGadd 11 років тому

    Same way microevolution happens. Copying is not precise, and even the smallest detectable difference is enough to drive change when acted on by a selection pressure. How doesn't it happen? By what mechanism are random copy errors constrained, and to what boundries?

  • @rvggarcon
    @rvggarcon 11 років тому

    Replied to that on the first PM you sent me.

  • @LackadaisicalE
    @LackadaisicalE 13 років тому

    @TonyLee1000 are you saying Derren Brown is not an internationally reknowned master mentalist (the parlor game-magician type mentalist ofcourse)? Then please mention some that are, particularly those I can see on youtube like I can Derren Brown.

  • @blenki07
    @blenki07 12 років тому

    I'm fairly sure it is you that isn't getting it, but why don't you explain what I'm not getting?

  • @MegaGum1
    @MegaGum1 12 років тому

    Whats weird is that he was cold reading me throughout this whole clip

  • @willmpet
    @willmpet 5 років тому

    From Non Sequitur: "The most accurate fortune ever told. You will be told what you want to hear. It will be so generalized that it could fit anyone. You will pay a ridiculous amount of money for it."

  • @ralphdel118
    @ralphdel118 13 років тому

    would be real nice if they could keep the frickin camera steady. I became dizzy after 2 minutes

  • @stevolution666
    @stevolution666 12 років тому

    i'm sure they could have made the cameras wobble a bit more if they put their minds to it

  • @panterasux22
    @panterasux22 11 років тому

    not his foundation entirely just the million dollar prize, tried to find the article but can't remember where i read it. i could be wrong tho

  • @SearchBucket2
    @SearchBucket2 12 років тому

    Why would I go there? Do you really think the "King of tricksters" is going to say anything other than "it wasn't a trick?".
    He or his team are going to great lengths already to patch up things on the web. "Incriminating" links are disappearing fast; forums suddenly have eloquent support suddenly arriving days after the show has gone away? Why would people who are "happy" the show wasn't faked suddenly go looking for the doubters?
    No ... your post is intended for others who may have read mine.

  • @redunderthebed4
    @redunderthebed4 13 років тому

    @The7thBeatle Science doesn't say that the universe sprang forth from nothing, it simply states that everything in the universe is moving away from one point, the point of what we assume to have been a super planet that exploded. Because everything in the universe was gathered into this point and was then randomly dispersed amongst the universe we can say that nothing that happened before that event has any relevance to anything that occurred afterwards, i.e. us.

  • @Dhesyca
    @Dhesyca 13 років тому

    The second half of the video where they're talking about people teaching others to cold read without it seeming like trickery...reminds me of how my my mom and grandma trained me to think that this sort of stuff was legit. They taught me how to do this, and I honestly thought nothing of it. Then I hit my teen years, started really looking at the world as objectively as I could, and started to form my own opinions. Scary how they didn't realize what they were teaching me.

  • @IrresponsibleAtheism
    @IrresponsibleAtheism 13 років тому

    @TonyLee1000
    Great point, Tony.
    With an emphasis on the 'First Cause', i.e. 'Creatio ex-nihilo'.

  • @AscendingParadigm
    @AscendingParadigm 12 років тому

    I'm happy to accept that serpents can talk as soon as I observe such. Can you help me with that?

  • @rabsputin
    @rabsputin 13 років тому

    @jmann114 "But the same could be said for people who insist they are just hallucinations."
    the burden of proof lies with the person claiming that it wasn't just a hallucination.
    "but the people who have experienced clinical death always come back with something to share. And it's not just abstract images/sounds. Some of them have reported and proven that they were consciously aware of what was going on around them."
    clinical death is not brain death, and nobody comes back from brain death.

  • @ThunderChunky101
    @ThunderChunky101 13 років тому

    @jmann114 it can mean some of those words but the Hebrew for virgin is betulah. It's a straight translation error. So much faith and dogma rests on it, hence the denial.

  • @TolpuddleMartyr
    @TolpuddleMartyr 14 років тому

    @Scousar Are you saying that zoology is not a branch of science?

  • @topbluffa1
    @topbluffa1 13 років тому

    anyone notice how Derrern Sharply nods his head quite a lot

  • @AmyInIndy321
    @AmyInIndy321 12 років тому

    FYI - A parable is not a short simple versus. I think you're thinking of a Psalm.

  • @NomadUrpagi
    @NomadUrpagi 4 роки тому

    To me Richard Dawkins is like Robert Langdon from Dan Brown's novels: he takes all the myths, fears, misconseptions and unveils the symbolism behind them.

  • @reddragdiva
    @reddragdiva 12 років тому

    The shakycam is vertigo-inducing ...