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리처드 도킨스의 "기괴한" 우리 우주

Filmed Jul 2005 • Posted Sep 2006TEDGlobal 2005
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인간의 준거기준이 우주에 대한 우리의 이해를 얼마나 제한하는지 보여줌으로써 리처드 도킨스는 "있을 것 같지 않은 것을 생각하기"를 주장한다.

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Reviewed by Joonha Lee
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