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Here is the audio of Richard Dawkins reading from his book
The Ancestor's Tale from the Seattle Science Lecture in November of 2004. If you're a Dawkins fan you won't want to miss this one, and if you're not a Dawkins fan you will be after listening to this program.
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This is the reason I check this blog daily now.
Love.
Norm, thank you for your yeoman's service to "The Public Understanding of Science" with posts like these.
On the subject of "Life's Canterbury," see also Michael Shermer's piece Rumsfeld's Wisdom in the September issue of Scientific American.
Techer, and a thanks right back at you, for your excellent understanding of and help in clarifying the various evolutionary ideas discussed here.