Evolutionary Theory, Intelligent Design Theory, Creationist Science. Pick what you like best.
Proposal of teaching evolution, intelligent design theory, and creationist science in schools in science classes sounds mid-way, friendly, and even democratic, however, it is not so, and here is why.Continue Reading
Dinosaur Extinction: Lies & Deception
In science classes at school, we heard over and over again about dinosaur extinction. They were all lies.Continue Reading
Forced Sterilization Not the Miracle Remedy
Between 1907 and 1963 more than 64,000 Americans were forcibly sterilized for common good. Can “bad seeds” be weeded out by force sterilization?Continue Reading
How Darwin Discovered Evolution
Today the theory of evolution is a complex body of theory supported by other branches of science. In other words, we do not need the theory of evolution to know that evolution is a fact. However, in the mid-nineteenth century, the world was different.Continue Reading
Irish Potato Famine, and Why Natural Selection Failed To Prevent It
The Irish Potato Famine, also called the great famine, was a period of mass starvation and disease in Ireland from 1845 to 1852. The great famine claimed one million lives and caused millions to flee their country. In the aftermath of the famine, Ireland’s population fell 25%, and Irish nationalismContinue Reading
Evolution Theory
Evolution theory, also known as evolutionary theory, or the theory of evolution, is based on the idea that all life on earth is related and gradually changes over time. The theory primarily explains the ongoing speciation of life since its emergence on Earth.Continue Reading
Evolution Is Just a Theory!?
English scientist Charles Darwin introduced the theory of evolution through natural selection in 1859 with the publication of his book “On the Origin of Species”. This started a fierce argument among nineteenth-century scientists but the massive evidence coming from various other branches of science established evolution’s truth beyond a reasonable doubt before the twentieth century.Continue Reading
Are All of Our Characteristics Evolutionary Adaptations?
Natural selection says only the fit will surprise. The fit are those that have the inherited traits that help them best adapt to their habitat so that they live long enough to have and raise their offspring. Does this mean all of the inheritable traits of organisms ultimately serve one purpose: improve the adaptation of the organisms to their environments?Continue Reading
If We Evolved from Monkeys Why Are There Still Monkeys?
After the publication of “On the Origin of Species” by Charles Darwin, Evolution through natural selection was rather quickly adopted by scientists. However, in its infancy scientists imagined evolution as linear and progressive. Early expectation in scientific communities was that modern humans evolved from existing ape populations gradually, and that there had to be fossil evidence that link humans to apes.Continue Reading
Who Was Charles Darwin?
Charles Darwin is the first human who made people aware of their place in the evolutionary process, which directly or indirectly helped develop many scientific and humanist ideas Continue Reading