evolution

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Tennessee v. John T. Scopes Trial: John Thomas Scopes

  • 2 older comments, and then…
  • Brian Mörsberger said:
    Now there is a true maverick!
  • Alan Millar said:
    He's like Gandhi... for science :)
  • Mike said:
    Excellent. Let's hope we don't end up going backwards and repeating the whole nonsense again.
  • Benja Harney said:
    great image
  • musicmen2008 said:
    bu emlakci galiba sahibinden kiralık daire verenlere uyuz oluyodur. :)

Portrait of Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882), Biologist

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  • Craig Jenkins said:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Robert_Darwin
  • kd1s said:
    I am so pleased that Darwin's Origin Of Species is being found to be more and more accurate every day. Evolution is real. Look around you and you can see it if you look carefully enough.
  • RussellDornan said:
    You don't even need to look carefully - a fleeting glance at life on this planet and you will be rewarded with countless examples of evolution in action! OPEN YOUR EYES PEOPLE! lol, it's true...
  • Alan Millar said:
    Or right here on flickr: archaeopteryx - a feathered bird with fingers, a bony tail and teeth. Part dinosaur, part bird. From so long ago it's turned to stone.

    It couldn't have been clearer even as a child.
  • Comfortable Thought said:
    Ho ho ho

Tennessee v. John T. Scopes Trial: Dayton, Tennessee

  • hernandez1710 said:
    People in small towns might wanna keep things how they are because they aren’t used to change and they might be afraid that change might affect them or they don’t like it.