Charles Darwin explains that his scientific mind was most attributed to an experience in his life. That experience was having the opportunity to a school where he learned to tune his scientific observation. Out of his natural love for nature and how the world was formed he thought he would give geology a go. In the mundane task of studying the “chaos” of the rocks he looked to his ‘principles of geology’ heavily to concur his scientific reason and findings. Throughout Darwin’s passage he explains his passion and interest in our natural world in finding out how to classify and determine questions that needed to be answered; No matter how boring. Which in his mind was excitement.
His voyage on the Beagle is not discussed heavily but that’s the
His voyage on the Beagle is not discussed heavily but that’s the