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Richard Dawkins reads Darwin's "Origin of Species"

Cory Doctorow at 12:00 am Sun, Mar 18, 2007

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Ur-atheist Richard "God Delusion" Dawkins, a staunch opponent of Creationism (even when tarted up as "Intelligent Design"), has recorded an audio edition of Darwin's "Origin of Species." It's been years since I read Darwin, but what better way to get reacquainted than through a reading by such an august personage? Link

See also: Darwin's "Origin of Species": free audiobook

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