How to pronounce “john micklethwait” in English

John Micklethwait: I do generally -- I don't want to sound like a free market fundamentalist -- but I do think it a lot of it had to do with that basic idea there is an established

John Micklethwait: In terms of -- the stuff to do in terms of Turkey and India was just sort of anecdotal.

John Micklethwait: Islam, I think the numbers are more questionable.

John Micklethwait: Well, I suppose, yeah.

John Micklethwait: I think Dawkins is interesting.

John Micklethwait: I think that's a choice you have to make.

John Micklethwait: Google as a religion is interesting.

John Micklethwait: There's two.

John Micklethwait: Well, the truth is, some of them are sects to the extent that they drag you in and they never really allow you out.

John Micklethwait: Thank you.

On my far right is John Micklethwait, who is currently the editor in chief of "The Economist."

John Micklethwait: I wouldn't agree.

nuns and Buddhist monks into MRI machines -- not at the same time -- John Micklethwait: -- to measure what their brains are doing when they listen, when they're