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Evolution of stories.

Submitted by ccrichar on Fri, 02/06/2009 - 8:43pm.
I am daunted by Darwin and his experiments with pigeons.  I don't want to hear about another pigeon for the rest of my life.  However, Pigeons are short lived species and gave Darwin a lifetime of interest because they do not live very long and he could dissect them as soon as they died.  He could begin his research...,immediately or rather a continuation of research in the beginning of his research.  I do not know where this course is going and I hope to find out soon.  There doesn't seem to be a beginning and an ending...a right or a wrong, in my thinking about these topics.  I hope to find some understanding at some point.  However, I am enjoying this course.

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