What is the Impact of Science on Human Evolution?

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The discussion centers around the intersection of science and spirituality, highlighting how understanding scientific concepts can lead to profound personal insights. Participants share links to videos that explore these themes, emphasizing the awe and admiration for science as a significant human achievement. The conversation also touches on the complexities of human experiences, including humor about the implications of science in personal relationships, particularly in the context of outer space. Overall, the dialogue reflects a deep appreciation for science as a catalyst for both intellectual and emotional growth, framing it as an essential part of human evolution.
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vorcil said:
Understanding science has let me discover a deeply spiritual thing.
This thing I cannot explain in words without sounding too cheesy, but this idea is something I understand.

just a couple videos for you

http://wimp.com/saganwanderers/
http://wimp.com/consideragain/

probably something you've already seen, or maybe not.

Does it keeps you hot in bed ?
 
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I love science! Its more like a great admiration and awe. just because it is, in my opinion, the greatest human achievement ever. it is the next stage of human evolution.
 

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