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Storytellers | Themes | Blog | About | Help a story lives forever Register Sign in My Profile Edit profile Change password My favourites My comments Logout Sign in Form submission failed! Stay signed in Sign in Recover your password? Register Form submission failed! Web of Stories Ltd would like to keep you informed about our products and services. Please tick here if you would like us to keep you informed about our products and services. I have read and accepted the Terms & Conditions. Please note: Your email and any private information provided at registration will not be passed on to other individuals or organisations without your specific approval. Register Web of Stories offers you the chance to listen to some of the greatest people of our time telling their life stories. Closed Captions OffEnglish Rewind 10 Seconds Next Up Live 00:00 00:00 03:38 Chromecast Closed Captions Settings Fullscreen The human species as an intermediary stage CHRISTIAN DE DUVE SCIENTIST Go to speaker's page RELATED STORIES * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Editor's pick The most popular stories Your browser does not support the video tag. Rewind 10 Seconds Next Up Live 00:00 00:00 05:06 Chromecast Closed Captions Settings Fullscreen Trying to understand World War I Edward Teller - Scientist My other early memory is very much less agreeable. It is connected with the beginning of the First World War. I remember sitting at the table and hearing the discussion about the murder, murder of the Crown Prince, Franz Ferdinand, in Sarajevo, a terrible thing. But there will be no war. And you know, I used a privilege of children and I asked- Why? Why will there be no war? Well, because there is no reason that there should be war. But if there is no reason, then why do you say that there will be no war? I remember very clearly my confusion about the issue and in the course of years and decades, this confusion really did not change very greatly. I still don't know why there had to be a First World War, but that lack of understanding is one of my earliest memories. Well, of course, as a six year old, I was born in 1908, I was just a little over six years when the Second World War started. And seeing all these people with their equipment, even guns, marching down the main street in Budapest, was obviously very interesting. Also, my father - he was a lawyer - had a map in his office, in which the position of the armies was represented, so I learned geography. I don't see why I should now repeat the sad and terrible story of that war. I want to repeat one little circumstance. In the early phases, the Russian armies got- occupied Lemberg, just north of Hungary, proceeded to a border of Hungary, the Carpathian Mountains, perhaps a little beyond that. Now, in those days, my father took my somewhat elder sister and me out for a walk every Sunday. And I remember on such a Sunday being see- being shown- having seen a model of a dug-out, you know, where- that you could hide from bullets. That, together with the knowledge that the Russians were not very far, made all things very much more real to me. So, the First World War was not a concept, was not something I understood, but was something that gave me a peculiar connection between the love of one's country and having to fight. I won't even say that that was a problem. I do remember the end of it. And I do remember, when crowds in Budapest demonstrated against the war, how that brought on a Socialist government that after a short time was thrown over by the Communists. By that time I had started my high school education. 02:33 The biological species concept Ernst Mayr - Scientist 02:55 Early childhood and a passion for natural history John Maynard Smith - Scientist 04:58 Quantum ideas. Quantum foam. Max Planck and Karl... John Wheeler - Scientist 00:50 Unexpected problems with language machines Marvin Minsky - Scientist 05:17 My advice to young scientists James Lovelock - Scientist 01:19 My IQ Jeremy Bernstein - Scientist Storytellers Press Themes Help / FAQs About Terms & Conditions Stay connected © 2024 Web of Stories unless otherwise stated info@webofstories.com 24 November 1974: Discovery of "Lucy", the 40% complete Australopithecus afarensis skeleton, in the Awash Valley of Ethiopia's Afar Depression. Watch Christian de Duve talk about "Lucy", the oldest discovered ancestor of humanity. CHRISTIAN DE DUVE SCIENTIST