Richard Dawkins

Richard Dawkins

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  • The Future Looks Bright

    The feminists taught us about consciousness-raising. I used to laugh at 'him or her', and at 'chairperson', and I still try to avoid them on aesthetic grounds. But I recognise the power and importance of consciousness-raising. I now flinch at 'one ma

    BY Richard Dawkins 30 June 2003

    The Future Looks Bright
  • Bin Laden's Victory

    Saddam Hussein has been a catastrophe for Iraq, but he never posed a threat outside his immediate neighbourhood. George Bush is a catastrophe for the world. And a dream for Bin Laden.

    BY Richard Dawkins 23 March 2003

    Bin Laden's Victory
  • Cowboy Bush's War

    Those of us opposed to the war are sometimes accused of anti-Americanism. I am vigorously pro-American, which is one reason I am anti-Bush. They didn't elect him, and they deserve better.

    BY Richard Dawkins 2 March 2003

    Cowboy Bush's War
  • The Genetic Meme

    Charles Darwin's theory of human evolution was published long before knowledge of genes was available. But an obscure letter found in a library proves Darwin was already doing research into heredity which anticipated the breakthroughs of the next cen

    BY Richard Dawkins 12 February 2003

    The Genetic Meme
  • The Information Challenge

    We are digital archives of the African Pliocene, even of Devonian seas; walking repositories of wisdom out of the old days. You could spend a lifetime reading in this ancient library and die unsated by the wonder of it.

    BY Richard Dawkins 8 May 2002

    The Information Challenge
  • What's Wrong With Cloning?

    Is it so obviously repugnant that we shouldn't even think about it? Mightn't even you, in your heart of hearts, quite like to be cloned?<br><a href=http://www.outlookindia.com/submain1.asp?mode=25&refer=5015 target=_blank> Free Speech: What do you

    BY Richard Dawkins 10 December 2001

    What's Wrong With Cloning?
  • Lament For Douglas

    This is not an obituary, there'll be time enough for them. It is not a tribute, not a considered assessment of a brilliant life, not a eulogy ...

    BY Richard Dawkins 29 September 2001

    Lament For Douglas

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