Charles Darwin · 2013
A foundational scientific work proposing the theory of evolution by natural selection.
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“Her book, Silent Spring, that book and Darwin's Origin of Species are probably the two books by scientists that have had the biggest impact in the last century.”
Tyler Cowen, Host on Conversations with TylerJared Diamond on Leaders, Luck, and Irreplaceability
“There's a really interesting article by Mike W. Martin called Compassion with Justice, Harari's Assault on Human Rights, where he goes over this asinine argument. And he's like, you can say science is a religion according to this, right? There's like a holy book, right, on the origin of species.”
Michael W. Martin, Guest on If Books Could KillSapiens
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