Learning from the past on the Darwin trail

Reflections on scientific history and the invaluable lessons the the present and future. Thanks to Professor and Mrs. Clancy for a remarkable trip.

[@NorCalNeel]

Nice to see your getting your vitamin D. Thanks for helping us stay in the LIGHT.

[@OpenlyBritish]

Sunglasses cause cancer.

[@anamariamarquez105]

Such a nice thing to say👌... Thank you 🌠🕉️

[@helenporter7584]

But remember older people make little or no Vit D in the sun. I don’t make any at all in the sun!

[@MrZart]

*Rays of Hope* in the Darkness of these 'Difficult Times' ☀️🌞🔆

[@dandtb6860]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@lizann3058]

Welcome John...it's an honour to have you in our country 🐨 ❤

[@teresagray7931]

Great to see you out and about relaxing amongst friends. Thanks for including us. Enjoy the mild Autumn weather 😊

[@NorCalNeel]

My sentiments exactly, glad to see ,

[@yvonnerees7589]

👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯❤

[@edensmith552]

It's an honour to have Dr. John Campbell ❤ in Australia 🇦🇺

[@Beekind799]

you can keep him

[@yvonnerees7589]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯💯💯❤

[@notgoingtotakeitanymore]

You definitely can't keep him sry, we're going to make him a knight of the realm then put him in charge of the NHS. Sorry, i grew up in a sane world. I keep having flashbacks. I wish they'd stop, they make me kind of sad

[@MysticOblong]

@@notgoingtotakeitanymore John as been spreading idiotic misinformation aimed at uneducated people for two years and you want a con artist like that to head the NHS? Get off the internet and stop being so ridiculous 😆

[@guidoburo]

@@Beekind799 oh be kind! We love both these men. Makes our world sane.

[@giddygirl594]

Great to see you down under John! As a Brit here in Australia I’m so proud of you and your achievements our hero! Enjoy the humidity lol

[@AndyJarman]

NSW, you tend to forget the humidity and our little wriggling and bitey friends! Moved to Perth, haven't seen a leech (or mud for that) in years! Dry as a wombat's bum over here.

[@yvonnerees7589]

👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯💯💯❤

[@bobbyadams7502]

So wonderful having you here John and so lovely that Professor Clancy is showing you around 🙏🏼

[@shanegunnip4519]

Welcome to the real Australia lol. Rural Australia is the real Australia 🇦🇺. Enjoy your time in this wonderful country Dr Campbell. Always a pleasure to see prof Clancy. God bless you both

[@Jeni10]

WOW! Welcome to my country, Dr John! So happy you’re here! 🇦🇺😍🙏

[@yvonnerees7589]

👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯💯❤

[@jenrich111]

Future's so bright - you're gonna need shades 😎 in Australia 🇦🇺 ❤xoWelcome John

[@rosswaddell8522]

Refreshing to listen to intelligent, fact based, scientific discussion with our own gem and the courageous Campbell.

[@theflaca]

If Darwin were a black man, what would he think about?

[@louiseinnes619]

I just so love you two being together. Don’t leave John until you both have changed the world ! Enjoy Beautiful Australia ❤

[@lloydhi9882]

Welcome to Australia. So great to see you here after watching you for 3 years.

[@andredecaires2]

This is why you two are heroes to millions. Much love and support from Saint Lucia.

[@janevanreenen8768]

Two icons fighting for our rights and the truth💪🏻 Beautiful Australia❤️

[@karynh11]

I am glad you managed to make the walk before the rain. 😊❤️

[@deanpd3402]

Which I notice is just starting to come into the mountains.

[@CMR308]

Great update 🌿🌼 I forgot what a blue sky looks like. Greetings from Denmark

[@dmm5022]

Wonderful to see all the warm welcome messages to Dr John. Brilliant to see these two amazing gentlemen in the Blue Mountains- it will be making many of us in the UK want to go.

[@bigchief2331]

I have done that walk many times in the beautiful blue mountains. What a trip it would be to see Dr J C on the trail.

[@elainegibson320]

Is that trail out near the boars head by any chance? We went canyoning and abseiled down a waterfall with army once, I wasn't really aware where I was though.

[@jimnutter6901]

For me the genetic information and history and the camaraderie of these two highly evolved humans has been a gift. There should be a special honorific for such truth tellers.👏🙏🏼🌹j.

[@merewebster4510]

Sweetheart - we are created in God’s image - nothing comes from nothing and nothing ever could … evolution is a lie

[@funguylance]

Thoroughly enjoyed your discussion today. A breath of fresh air, if you will, and a backdrop that's absolutely stunning. Dr John and Professor Robert, thank you very much, and kudos too, to the videographer! Cheers!

[@wasntme3269]

Thank you Australia for giving john a fantastic welcome 😀😃🎉 from Liverpool

[@karendecosse2580]

That'll boost your vitamin D, John, Welcome and thanks for your videos.

[@artie360]

Always a pleasure listening to intelligent conversion. Thank you, gentlemen!

[@shellb_right7237]

I live in Wentworth Falls, shame to miss you but pleased you enjoyed my magnificent backyard.

[@Ethan.Downey]

I live in Hazelbrook. It would have been nice to meet Dr John

[@rowanedwards235]

I'm sure Senator Babet & the Australian government would greatly appreciate Dr John Campbell's presence in Australia @ this time. 🙏💜✨

[@freddyheynssens1950]

"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." Genesis 1:1. That is the truth. May God richly bless you on your travels and bring you safely home. Greetings from Toronto Canada.

[@Campbellteaching]

Amen

[@grahamreid7017]

So the bible is the truth so science therefore isn't? A video about Darwin. You are unhinged. Faith is a form of mental illness and or a result of childhood brainwashing. Religion certainly had a big role to play back in the days but science has evolved to such an extent that religion no longer has a role to play. It is in the realms of the supernatural not the natural.

[@Navymom-101]

@@CampbellteachingI would love to hear Dr Campbell speak about faith in relation to Darwin.

[@sithwolf8017]

​@@Campbellteaching I take back what I said about you. Now you've flip flopped to denying evolution.

[@carrick63]

@@sithwolf8017 in response to your earlier 'prove it' remark to me, 'Sith', let's just clarify that Darwin nor anybody has ever proven the origin of life. The single cell organism that was somehow able to self-replicate has never been explained. Neo-Darwinists, much like the folk currently imposing the fiction of 'safe and effective' is an 'establishment' thing and we've all been led to believe there are no dissenting voices. Well, here is just one, with a fairly easy to understand explanation of just some of the problems Darwin's theory is still left with...kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6W4hJaMlrKbipo

[@wgj4813]

Its lovely walking in the Aussie bush. Enjoy your treat Dr John and thanks for the interesting conversation and the thought provoking words and examples.

[@GypsyHunter232UK]

The qeer old corrupt UK 🇬🇧 needs badly doctors and scientists like Dr Clancey and many others lacking in the UK. Dr Dalglish is an excellent Expert in His field..Good on u Dr John..safe travels and hope u stay well..

[@chriszeibots8970]

Welcome to Australia Dr Campbell. Aussies ❤ you

[@andrearodigari4840]

Extremely proud to have lived in this time with people of your caliber and pure inner beauty. Thank you.

[@MMelanie963]

Oh wonderful, welcome to Australia Dr. John Campbell 😘❣️🤗 enjoy your time here 🙏

[@mary49ist]

Nice change of pace Dr John, lived at the valley of the waters, Wentworth falls for 12 years. Beautiful spot.

[@jennyutting8212]

Welcome Dr John to Australia, so happy that you could come and visit with us! You were my strength through the whole covid pandemic and kept us all in the know. Thank you so much, hope your visit will have some great results for your/our future endeavors!

[@blakescrossing]

JOHN: It's great to see you out and about, enjoying Australia, our nature, and our sunshine. I hope it wasn't too hot for you 💙

[@LilyGazou]

Wonderful! So enjoyed this.

[@luccarre5155]

Nice country. God bless Pr Clancy and Dr Campbell 🙂👏

[@jennybickham1407]

Wow John, havent seen a lovely day loke that for weeks here in the South West of England. Enjoy.❤

[@janevanreenen8768]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@TAG-1984]

A few days with sun (rays) here in Netherlands. After 6 months of rain and overcast days. Life should be as in this video!

[@isatousarr7044]

In addition to his significant scientific work and discoveries, Charles Darwin's character deserves appreciation. Despite making major breakthroughs in biology, Darwin remained humble about what he knew and did not know. He understood the limitations of his own knowledge at any given time. Darwin was also a man of great intellectual integrity. He was constantly seeking to refine and expand his theories as new evidence emerged or discoveries were made by others in the field. When evidence contradicted his existing ideas, Darwin did not hesitate to admit when he was mistaken. He welcomed new ideas that could improve or alter his understanding. Darwin set a high standard for scientific inquiry by being so open to revising his perspectives based on new findings. His willingness to change his views when presented with facts that challenged his current position demonstrated intellectual honesty. Darwin should be admired not just for his scientific contributions but for how he conducted himself as a seeker of truth.

[@peterkemp4235]

Oooohhh you enjoyed that...bc u have a published alternative...ot your own ?

[@wendyg8536]

Lovely to see that, not only have these two become excellent colleagues..but also great friends.

[@natalyz80]

I'm so happy you're enjoying Australia. It's a beautiful country

[@evanangel2022]

Good to see you in Aussie land mate

[@user-vj6li9lw9q]

Two great men enjoying our beautiful Blue Mountains. Thank you for visiting

[@dianehealy3566]

That beautiful big blue sky is SO Australian! Thank you, John, for being the focal point for such a great cohort of observers and thinkers. Much appreciated.

[@SmallWonda]

Nice change from the usual, glad you are both enjoying The Blue Mountains - wasn't expecting that VIEW! Thank you, both.

[@4D2M0T]

Excellent talk about Darwin thanks and welcome to our beautiful country

[@Joe-mz6dc]

Nature is very important. Please everyone, get out into nature. Go to your parks, trails, Lakes, mountains, hills, forests, whatever the case may be. Go out there and take walks and do it regularly and often. Thank you.

[@barbarabreunis7788]

During Covid-19 too many people went to the forest and parks in my country, wich disturbed the animals. So this is only possible if there's enough nature around. Unfortunately many countries lost nature due to the need to build more homes for people.

[@Wolfwalker007]

Enjoy! ❤ Thank you for all your work, John! Have a nice day guys! 🌱🌿🌾🌳🌲

[@MrBlister808]

Lots of beautiful walks to do up there in the Blue Mountains. Enjoy your stay here in Aus!

[@jenrich111]

God's great earth 🌏👍let's protect it and humanity

[@merewebster4510]

Yes - creator God - evolution is a lie

[@heathergrahame9647]

Let's enjoy it. The more you enjoy something, the more it increases.

[@Liisa_011]

I Love these great old chaps... The real deal.

[@Kelsojack]

I used to live next to Chris Darwin (great great grandson) who lives in the lower Blue Mountains and is Darwin's only descendant in Australia. It would have been interesting if you could have interviewed him in a follow up video.

[@century21niseko81]

Cool

[@robertbarnier45]

Beautiful area. +John in an Aussie type hat. Love it. Aussie Bob 😊😊😊

[@angeliquemarais1428]

Thanks for our trip in nature and fresh air. Exactly talking points. 😊 Step back and look at the bigger picture 🎉

[@sandragent6874]

A bit like a posh version of "Last of the Summer Wine". Thank you so much for everything you teach us. My goodness, you need this holiday. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@bakerco5286]

'Our science is a drop, our ignorance a sea'. Wm. James Lovely to be able to be in on this conversation between 2 gentlemen who know what they know and also know what they don't know and are still passionate about life and all it has to offer them while so freely sharing it with all of us.

[@Campbellteaching]

I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. (Newton)

[@alanturner9237]

Welcome to Australia John, hope you enjoy your stay ❤

[@s.crambling3795]

Great to see you in our country, great friend. ❤

[@romaranford2872]

What a surprise to hear you’re visiting our backyard today ❤ Beautiful Blue Mountains 🏔️

[@Ps-mf6td]

Thank you both for sharing this very special place! What an amazing treat! Keep up the great work! P

[@janetmassey3094]

I listen to Dr. John Campbell regularly and, the focus is always on science. Darwinism is based on a philosophy. People think that science and belief in the God of the Bible don't mesh. It's philosophy, called science, that doesn't mesh. If we truly embrace the Genesis account, it answers all the questions that, 'science' raises. Look at the website, Answers in Genesis. You'll be amazed at the truth of God's Word. I appreciate your scientific knowledge, Dr. Campbell and, I pray that you will embrace God's truth to back up your science. Blessings.

[@monafortune6554]

Wonderful for sure to see you both expanding the real science with your real humanity❤ and in God's beauty

[@user-tz4jc9op6v]

❤What faith it must take to believe the Darwin theory of evolution!

[@sithwolf8017]

So you deny the globe earth and heliocentrism? Bible literalists are idiots plain and simple.

[@hansweichselbaum2534]

When it comes to questions about the physical universe, science gives you the answers. The earth is four and a half billion years old, and evolution did and does happen. Please get information from a Christian scientist. There are plenty around. Start with Francis Collins, but there are thousands who will tell you that there is no clash between religion and science. Theologians will tell you the same. Go to Biologos instead of Answers in Genesis.

[@thomasdykstra100]

@@hansweichselbaum2534 , though "they set their mouths against the heavens, and their tongues strut across" this marvelous ball, apostate "theologians" don't own a Stairway to Heaven. My hope is in Christ Jesus...not Francis Collins, et alis.

[@SueSavvy]

How lovely to see you not only in Australia, not only in Sydney, but in Wentworth Falls! I lived just over an hour from The Blue Mountains near Picton, 20 plus years ago now for 20 years. I hold Australia very close to my heart, I had and still have many friends in the mountains and in Sydney, it was wonderful to see your live footage. I hope you are having a wonderful time outside of all the research and work. Thank you both, very much for all you have done and are still doing.

[@charlesmarshall8965]

Nice work, Doc

[@peartreedu]

Lucky you! Can't wait to travel to Australia! Make sure you put some shrimps on the Barbie!

[@DropTheMyc]

He will be putting prawns on the barbie because we don't call them shrimp in Australia 😊 🇦🇺 ✌🏼

[@deanpd3402]

@@DropTheMyc But we have been known to call short people shrimps.

[@heatherwatson9564]

Prawns,shrimps are American

[@aussieblue7132]

No one in the bush puts “shrimps “ on the bbq, it’s a city slicker thing and we from the bush/country disown them 👍

[@hp-cs7mx]

We bushies put a bloody big steak on the barbie! So thrilled that Dr John Campbell has visited Australia, he deserves all good things.

[@lorrieoconnor8207]

Beautifully done. Thank you.❤

[@robertsmiczsmiczamplificat593]

I sure would have loved to visit Australia. It was a life long dream. Now I am paralyzed by MS and can’t leave my house let alone my country. What a beautiful country.

[@brentjamescollins9731]

It is really good to see such very good friends that you have both become together, there is something obviously very special and precious to me in this friendship you both have together! Brent Collins.

[@michaelodonoghue9385]

Lovely podcast Dr. John, watching two very grounded people talk on subjects very important to humanity and the need to see science from a humanitarian viewpoint and not through the lens of financial gain as many now do who are employed through the monolithic pharmaceutical industries.

[@GrowingIreland]

Great to see Dr John in Australia and getting such a warm welcome from you ozzies. Keep up the good fight guys. Greeting from Ireland 🇮🇪🇦🇺

[@SlackHoffman]

A very very beautiful place 🤘💙🙏🙏🙏🙏and great chat about Darwin and science ✊💙

[@Campbellteaching]

Yes it was

[@annstar4306]

Thank you for keeping us up to date with your adventures down under John ! Love Professor Clancy and Dr John hanging out ! Thanks to both of you . Jen from Australia watching

[@lionelboxer6201]

A most positive outcome of covid has been the friendship you two obviously share. Thanks to you both!

[@dmeyer-iu8zg]

You two make such a delightful pair to follow and your discussions are always truthful science and easy to understand . Thank you both excellence, scientific, truthful

[@merewebster4510]

Evolution is a lie - use your critical thinking - we were made in God’s image - God cannot lie - it says in scripture inspired by Holy Ghost 3rd Person of Trinity - we were made in his image - male and female

[@shogo359]

DR.JOHN ON THE MOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS GREAT!

[@rissole7229]

Welcome to our great country, doctor. Your podcasts have been a breath of fresh air over the last couple of mad years.

[@aussiegardener1773]

We LOVE visitors of your caliber Doc John. I lived in Darwin for a year and worked out on the mission. One of the best years of my working career. 🇦🇺 I am proud to live here 🇦🇺

[@TheStuffMade]

Australia is beautiful, quite of lot of my extended family moved to Australia, I need to make more of an effort to visit them, I've only been once.

[@deanpd3402]

"Erasmus Darwin had been a Freemason throughout his life, in the Time Immemorial Lodge of Cannongate Kilwinning, No. 2, of Scotland. Later on, Sir Francis Darwin, one of his sons, was made a Mason in Tyrian Lodge, No. 253, at Derby, in 1807 or 1808. His son Reginald was made a Mason in Tyrian Lodge in 1804. Charles Darwin's name does not appear on the rolls of the Lodge but it is very possible that he, like Francis, was a Mason, as he held many Masonic beliefs such as Deism throughout his life" ...This should be enough information to get your alarm bells ringing about the Darwin's.

[@user-rf9ws7hp3e]

C.Darwin like many of his colleagues at the time ,had quite the racist view. His theory on evolution was fueled by the belief that blacks were closer to apes than whites. Like A.Hitler he believed that whites were genetically superior.

[@lisap.600]

Lol🤣😂🤣😂

[@marias.6955]

What a wonderful blessing to see you "boddies" together in this phantastic environment of Australia! Thank YOU for sharing this experience so generously with yr followers. You are just so incredible. Greetings from Brussels, Belgium.

[@Gymnastics-tq2zl]

Dr John and Dr Clancy enjoying a walk in the beautiful Blue Mountains on a lovely sunny day in Aussie a nice relaxing break enjoy!

[@jeffjones7897]

I sure hope you’re guises love and dedication prevail all the people of the world are looking forward to some normalcy towards the well being of man I pray for your success in Jesus name amen 🙏 ❤

[@wallacelang6536]

amen

[@merewebster4510]

Jesus - creator - Father , Son and Holy Ghost - evolution is a lie

[@user-jh6vl4kx7c]

Hope you enjoyed the Blue Mountains sir is a great walk

[@Campbellteaching]

Very much so.

[@homesoundsgood7211]

Real education finally. It's been a dry spell. Legendary guys.❤

[@garysmith789]

As always, thank you for another great commentary. I have been to Australia many times and worked with the Australians over several decades. A wonderful people that from what I could see have been abused by their government for decades

[@absolutelynotfunny7092]

Well done something different ... and great to see you 2 lads relaxing, sharing your enjoyment and passion. clear you two get on well. all the best!!!!

[@user-nx8ii4ef7f]

A trip well earned John, thanks for all your guidance!!

[@cathymartinmcgoey3855]

Fantastic 🎉 continued happy trails ❤

[@janeer1973]

Thank you sooo much for those peaceful views dear Dr. Campbell and Dr. Clancy. I needed that! Too beautiful there. The bird was adorable.

[@lifearttimes]

Ahhh, The Viyage Of The Beagle” Love reading his encounters, perspectives and more. I appreciated this video. Shine On, John, Mr & Mrs Clancy!✨✨✨

[@dandtb6860]

Thanks also for doing a Panoramic view. Awesome!

[@karenweaver7574]

Good morning gentlemen, so wonderful to this recap in an amazingly beautiful setting. Enjoy your visit Doc Campbell, well deserved break.

[@noelbowerman1562]

DR john ,I hope you are really enjoying your time here. You definitely deserve a good break ❤

[@azwife1715]

Thank you for the journey. I will listen to anything you talk about with great respect ❤

[@sitascott8446]

Such magnificent scenery! Thanks for including us.

[@bejoyful]

Such a delight to see two special people sharing this special place.

[@risenshine2783]

Into the brilliance of nature! Two great souls!

[@merlingeikie]

The dear Australian doctor has some metabolic syndrome. Cutting carbs and sugars out, cooking basic meals, and sticking to it, dear Sir. We need you both.🇦🇺👍

[@philomenamagill700]

Didn't know how tall doctor john was until he stood up ❤

[@IsabelLawrence-ls7gq]

I hope you’ve got your factor 50 on, Dr Campbell. Enjoy our beautiful country

[@loriedmundson782]

Thank you both for the informative discussion of Darwin and Wallace. Video of scenery makes me want to visit Australia even more!

[@chrisminifie219]

Welcome to Australia John. You have many followers here