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In his characteristically iconoclastic and original way, Gould argues that progress and increasing complexity are not inevitable features of the evolution of life on Earth. Further, if we wish to see grandeur in life, we must discard our selfish and anthropocentric view of evolution and learn to see it as Darwin did, as the random but unfathomably rich source of 'endless forms most beautiful and wonderful'.
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The book is no conventional work of scholarship, giving me a very limited and self-serving purpose; mine has always been a quest for personal training and bursting of cognitive capacity. He taught me to look for coherence/integration from a disparate range of topics. I knew that I would find a better use for it someday.
The book is no conventional work of scholarship, giving me a very limited and self-serving purpose; mine has always been a quest for personal training and bursting of cognitive capacity. He taught me to look for coherence/integration from a disparate range of topics. I knew that I would find a better use for it someday.
The book is no conventional work of scholarship, giving me a very limited and self-serving purpose; mine has always been a quest for personal training and bursting of cognitive capacity. He taught me to look for coherence/integration from a disparate range of topics. I knew that I would find a better use for it someday.
The book is no conventional work of scholarship, giving me a very limited and self-serving purpose; mine has always been a quest for personal training and bursting of cognitive capacity. He taught me to look for coherence/integration from a disparate range of topics. I knew that I would find a better use for it someday.
The book is no conventional work of scholarship, giving me a very limited and self-serving purpose; mine has always been a quest for personal training and bursting of cognitive capacity. He taught me to look for coherence/integration from a disparate range of topics. I knew that I would find a better use for it someday.
