Titlebook: How Science Works: Evolution; The Nature of Scienc John Ellis Book 2016Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2016 Evolut

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Introduction,nd the place of humans in it, stories about what to believe and how to behave. My problem was that there were many different stories, so how do you decide to choose between them and form your own views? I asked my father about this, and he advised me, when forming my view of the Universe, not to tak

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Two Ways of Explaining the Universe systematically moves about this environment until it has covered the whole of it. Human beings in addition have an innate tendency to seek explanations about the nature of their world. This tendency is most obviously seen in the curiosity of young children, who drive their parents frantic by endles

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The Evidence for Evolution – the remains of types of organism no longer living on the Earth. But this is incorrect – the fossil record is consistent with both separate creationism and with transformism, which, you will recall, both propose that species had separate, natural origins but can become extinct. Darwin did not use

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The Evolution of Eyesmmon among leading scientists today. One of the difficulties he discusses is the evolution of eyes. He starts by pointing out what many people feel when considering these organs in terms of evolutionary theory:

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