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What Charles Darwin got wrong

7 May 2024

7:43 PM

7 May 2024

7:43 PM

Have you noticed that whenever the conversation turns to the subject of Charles Darwin, an extraordinary amount of dogmatism is often on view?

What’s curious is that the dogmatism is patent on both sides of the debate, on the side of the Darwinists just as much as the side of Darwin’s critics.

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