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Jan 2018
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#043 Professor Brian Cox - God, The Univ...

Russell Brand
About this episode
The one we’ve been waiting for - the brilliant Professor Brian Cox discusses the possibility of intelligent life other than our own; the danger of dogma within science; and Elon Musk’s space travel plans. As well as the small matters of God, the Universe and Meaning. Strap in for this one!

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