TIMESTAMPS:
What in Dawkins' career has surprised him most? (10:07)
In evolutionary biology where does Dawkins think we will see large changes? (13:25)
Krauss' hypothesises on the first replicator and other related stuff (14:55)
How does Krauss deal with the unexplainable and mysterious phenomena that he encounters as a Physicist? (19:27)
Dawkins' anecdote on particles and Krauss' response (29:42)
Dawkins -  "The universe didn't "JUST" happen!" (31:52)
Dawkins on Embryonic processes (34:10)
Krauss on "local rules" in Physics (35:50)
Dawkins shares an especially interesting point on a microscopic worm (39:15)
Krauss talks about William Paley and his perspective on the rings of Saturn and designed life (43:06)
Their "non friend" Depak Chopra, Photons and Atoms, Quantum Mechanics, Refraction and a point on light travel (45:22)
Dawkins on "thinking" genes and apparent "intentionality" (49:19)
Dawkins on optimum reproductive rates for a species (52:20)
What does Dawkins' think the definition of "life" is and is replication or metabolism that is more important? (55:13)
Is fire technically life since it self-replicates? Krauss tries to trigger Dawkins (59:15)
Dawkins and Krauss on where life begins and on Abortion + origins and definition of species (1:02:38)
Dawkins' attempt to trigger Krauss on the "Multiverse" theory (1:05:37)
"Does Science Fiction serve a useful purpose?" (1:15:00)
Is the Atheist movement too aggressive? (1:19:37)
Why Hamerov and Penrose's theory of Consciousness is wrong (1:26:45)
'The religious views are fossilised and scientific views progress' and other interesting anecdotes (1:30:00)
What is the importance of chance when it comes to scientific discoveries? (1:36:57)
Krauss on parallel universes and infinity (1:42:04)

This took ages to write out - I would appreciate it if you guys would take a look at my channel as i review thought-provoking books and discuss the ideas in them. Cheers!

I saw Dawkins on a recent video and was saddened to realize that we are seeing him enter the winter of his life. His mind is still as sharp as ever and so is his wit, but he will be 80 this spring and I wonder how long we will have this wonderful human in our lives. The earth will be a much poorer place when he is gone.

Peace and love to all who are interested on this kind of topic and those who watch / listen to topics like this. You all are beautifully-minded people. Hug.

1:19:45
Lmao, that's Veritasium AKA Derek Muller

Sad to say I don't have the time nor patience to read all the books I'd like to read, but watching these two having a talk (or Hitchens, Fry and Harris to name a few), is the best alternative option I think. 👍
And it is so wonderful to get words on thoughts one has had for so long but not have been able to explain, even to one self.

Everytime someone mentions Hitchens I get goosebumps ...

Someone once said Richard Dawkins sounds like a grown up Stewie and now I can’t unhear it

The translator contemplating the meaning of his job until the last question by the kid

Two giant intellects. Luv their discussions.

damn! I was hoping this was recent/new

Greatest Exponents  Sir Richard and Mr Lawrence in Critical Thinking Rationalism Reasoning and following the Empirical Evidence in the Eternal Search for TRUTH and Understanding the Beauty and Grandeur of Our Universe . Thank you very much Sirs for Your Greatest Efforts ❤❤❤

It was nice of Dawkins to moderate this discussion between Lawrence and Krauss.

I feel like I'm reading a good book when  I'm watching them speaking 😄

Johannes Kepler demonstrated that disappointment is the defining trait of a truly brilliant scientist. Not omniscience, nor denial, just acceptance and embrace of disappointment when the omniverse is like ‘lol not exactly but cool idea and close enough so B+’ followed by some more steps forward.

Been compelled by these two fellas for years, this video is my personal heaven, and I'm guessing I'm not alone.

Richard Dawkins is a treasure...
Hope he never stops on his journey.

Hey, it's Veritasium's Derek Muller asking the first question. Dude gets around!

Been a while since I've been privileged with a lawrence Krauss vid especially with Richie D

Entropy 101: Path of least resistance. Life swims upstream of entropy on the same curve.

Good dialogue. Very insightful. There is clearly more to science than the presumptuous attitude towards it's current findings based on human capabilities and perspective. Thank you for this.