2025-02-27
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This week on Witness History,
the story of when a mosque was built in Canada
and then literally picked up and moved 4,000 kilometers,
traveling through two time zones and across land and water.
It was certainly an ambitious journey with challenges and near disasters along the way.
And while the Muslim community waited,
one man was determined to give them a place they could call their own.
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Hello, I'm Brian Cox.
I'm Robert Ince and this is the Infinite Monkey Cage.
Now, today we're discussing the science of altruism,
a concept first explored in detail by the French philosopher Augustus Comte.
Scientifically, not only was Comte actually a philosopher, he was also a cheese maker.
And though that might not sound that it is linked,