Charles Darwin was not the only one who formulated theories on evolution but also the French botanist and zoologist Jean Baptiste Lamarck. In the year 1802, Lamarck’s thoughts on organic development move in place. The theory of Evolution by Lamarck was…
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Who should predict the next phase of human evolution. Is it something humanity does or is it something done to them? The next phase of human evolution is nothing humans should predict or decide, but it’s something for them to…
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Evolution is driven by environment. The environment “selects” those organisms which are best adapted to thrive in the environment, which too, is always ever-changing. At the present, the human species, is struggling to strive and thrive in an environment in…
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The simplest multicelled animals, the sponges, have no nervous system, but they don’t need one. Their life style is also simple: sit and sway in the currents while filtering food from the water. They don’t need to find food or…
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Rationale Through all of its history, the human race had a vision about the future. The toltakemin Indians of Mexico call this vision “The dream of the planet”. The dream of the planet is made up from all the…
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The theory of evolution is more than just a theory about how humans came to be. Whether or not that part of the theory is correct does not have much of an influence on the underlying idea that life adapts….
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Evolution is a theory. Also, gravity is a theory. One would not distrust gravity, however, as it does not threaten any notions of theocracy. Gravity is based on the theory of gravitational laws. We trust gravity, so much so, that…
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It would be logical to argue that sharks have actually evolved to the point where they posses 7 distinct senses. Which makes one think about how perfect of an organism sharks must be. Sharks posses very unique sensory structures that…
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I do not agree that birds are dinosaurs because they do not have any common ancestor, as supported by many “evolutionary’ scientists, as well as some of the contemporary illustrations of some of meat-eating dinosaurs that are popular in many…
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In the fifth decade of the nineteenth century, Charles Darwin signed on as naturalist aboard the HSM Beagle. The ship and Darwin would travel the globe and Darwin painstakingly recorded and classified the many species he observed in different ports…
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