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reshaping evolutionary products: mea culpa

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Fri, 01/30/2009 - 11:21am.

Sorry, I obviously should have made this forum available earlier. A couple of things appearing elsewhere that reflect our discussions this week include

Post for week of 1/26

"Certainly we see caution and uncertainty in Darwin, given his lengthy disclaimers regarding how much work is left to be done, but has this uncertainty always been a hallmark of science? And if so, why didn’t anybody tell me??"

Willingly suspending disbelief?

"that fiction requires and science doesn't?"

 

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