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Galileo's Dialogue became explosive because he mocked his enemies and placed Pope Urban VIII's arguments in the mouth of Simplicitus, making a banned book into a sensation.
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Galileo's Dialogue became explosive because he mocked his enemies and placed Pope Urban VIII's arguments in the mouth of Simplicitus, making a banned book into a sensation.
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"he was a very famous author, he was extremely intelligent, he thought that God loved him, okay? So as you can imagine, it was..."
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"Where he presented his argument again for the heliocentric model. Not only that, but he made fun of his enemies. So it's a dialogue,..."
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