Published
On February 9, 2006, John Hedley Brooke, Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion, University of Oxford, presented the third in a series of lectures sponsored by the Evolution and Theology of Cooperation Project at Harvard University, directed by Professors Sarah Coakley and Martin Nowak and supported by a grant from the John Templeton Foundation.
- Category
- Success
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
00:34
The Television Issue | The New Yorker
-
03:10
Children and Other Living Things | The Cartoon Lounge | The New Yorker
-
03:06
How We Will React to the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse | The New Yorker
-
02:06
Sights and Sounds from the Double Dutch Summer Classic | The New Yorker
-
03:08
Tattoos that Cartoonists Get | The Cartoon Lounge | The New Yorker
-
03:51
Rebuilding Little Pakistan in Post-9/11 America | The New Yorker
-
05:01
A Day in the Life of a Cartoon | The Cartoon Lounge | The New Yorker
-
07:04
How Donald Trump Got Involved in a Global Fraud | The New Yorker
-
02:56
Darwin's Missing Notebooks Returned
-
31:28
Cambridge University Library Podcast: The Mystery of Darwin's Stolen Notebooks
-
06:54
The Police Trainer Who Teaches Cops to Kill | The New Yorker
-
02:08
Cartoons for Your Commute | The Cartoon Lounge | The New Yorker
-
06:32
Skateboarding Legend Brian Anderson on Coming Out as Gay | The New Yorker
-
03:36
Learn English via Listening Level 3 - Lesson 23 - Charles Darwin
-
04:24
A Trump Speech Written By Artificial Intelligence | The New Yorker
-
03:35
Diana Vishneva’s Last Days with American Ballet Theatre | The New Yorker
-
02:24
Just Grillin’ | The Cartoon Lounge | The New Yorker
-
02:24
The Story of the Voyager Expedition | The New Yorker
-
03:02
The M.T.A. Workout | Shorts & Murmurs | The New Yorker
-
03:57
The Call and Response of History | The New Yorker
-
05:14
Father John Misty - The Memo [Live] | The New Yorker
-
06:46
An Experimental Feast, Plated by Artists to Amuse and Confound | The New Yorker
