Sean Carroll lecture - hundreds of "remote" locations
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 8:35AM Professor Sean Carroll will be delivering the third lecture from the Darwin150 campaign tomorrow, Wednesday, November 4 from the University of Wisconsin.
In addition to a large live audience at the university, Professor Carroll's talk will also be seen live in hundreds of remote locations from Texas A&M to the University of Hyderabad in India to Evansville High School.
American Museum of
Natural History
Ashland University, OH
Baylor University
Brandeis University
Botanic Gardens & Parks
Authority, Western Australia
California Institute of
Technology
Cal State Univ., Northridge
Children’s Hospital Denver
Clemson University
Collegiate School, NY
DoDDS-Europe
Edgewood College
Ege University, Turkey
Emory University
Evansville Community Schools
Florida Gulf Coast Univ.
Georgia Tech
Hampshire College
Hardin-Simmons Univ.
Harvard University
Illinois Wesleyan
Indian Inst. Science Ed, India
Indiana University
Kansas Citizens for Science
Kansas State University
Iowa State
LakeHill Prep, TX
Lon Morris College, TX
Marian University, WI
Masconomet Regional
School District, MA
MIT
McMaster University, CA
Miami University of Ohio
Michigan State
Middlebury College, VT
Mills College
Mississippi School for Math & Science
Ecology Institute at the
National Autonomous
University of Mexico
New York Hall of Science
Normandale Community Colll, MN
Penn State University
Purdue University
Princeton University
Rhode Island College
San Jacinto College, TX
St. Louis Community College
Saint Louis University
The Salk Institute
San Jacinto College, Texas
Santa Clara University
Texas A&M
The Scripps Research Institute
Towson University, MD
Tyler Junior College, TX
UC San Francisco
University of Alabama
University of Barcelona, Spain
University of California, Davis
University of Maryland
University of North Carolina
University of Hyderabad, India
University of Illinois
Universität Münster, Germany
University of Southern California
University of Toronto
University of York, UK
University of Wisconsin
Wagner Free Institute
Washington University in St. Louis
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I ran across a video of Mr. Carroll's lecture at UW and wanted to comment. I found the lecture quite intersting and was blown away by the capabilities of science in its ability to study and decipher DNA. But while I enjoyed the science, I was put off by Mr. Carroll's attempts at the theological and political. It seemed evident from the video that he is an atheist. Therefore him talking about something being "bad theology" seemed pretty weak. If he wants to try to converse with more theologically oriented people, he should really try to at least understand their point of view rather than just giving an asinine example, chuckling and moving on. As for the political, I'm not sure what he finds so miraculous about Mr. Obama's election. If it's the fact that he was the first "black" president, I'm disappointed that such a learned scientitst would look through such a shallow lens as race to proclaim "a miracle". If instead Mr. Carroll was excited about Mr. Obama's politics, I hope he is rethinking that enthusiasm. Someone who embraces "survival of the fittest" should scarcely support Mr. Obama's quasi-socialist agenda.
In short, Mr. Carroll, please stick to what you excel at - the science - and leave the politics and theology to politicians and theologions.
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