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    The concept of fitness is defined as reproductive success. The saying “survival of the fittest” is adapted from Charles Darwin and when he said that quote, it meant that organisms are best suited in the environment in other ways. In the story “ The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell, Rainsford’s goal is not getting killed by General Zaroff and to win the game so he can go home safely. Therefore, he needs to obtain strength and try to outsmart General Zaroff. Rainsford needs to also think…

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    Natural selection was first proposed by Darwin. Natural selection and mutation are always taking place together. They are the basic process of evolution. Natural selection means those organisms that fit in theirs living environment will be survive. There are three kinds of mutations: positive, negative or neutral. Natural selection is always going to decide a mutation. Ether it is positive, negative or neutral. Here are three examples of positive mutation: Polar bear, peppered moth, and giraffe.…

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    discovered around 4 million years ago was bipedalism, which is the ability to walk on two legs. Over a long period of times humans have grown taller and have developed more complex language skills. Natural selection is a theory based off of Charles Darwin. This theory states that organisms best adapted to their environment usually survive and produce more offspring. Over the years through natural selection humans have best evolved to fit their environment. Based on evidence collected by physical…

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    with animals and how they have taken advantage of their evolutionary timeline. Even though the term might imply that the animal most “fit” would be more likely to survive, it is not in the sense of how physically fit they are. According to Charles Darwin, “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.” But in the world of science fiction, would we consider change in regards to the conditions of planet Earth, or another…

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    Theory Of Evolution

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    the origin of the human species and how we came about. Until the 19th century, people had no scientific clue as to how humans came to be the walking, talking, intelligent species we are today. With the introduction of evolutionary theory by Charles Darwin, we finally have an idea of how we evolved over many generations to become the species we are. Some people in today’s society are opposed to the theory, mainly being misinformed on what it actually means. Humans today are the result of many…

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    When, in the course of human events, people debate a variety of topics, but some ideas become foggier rather than clear when the information is debated. The scientific theory that is Darwinism is often debated against the creation account in Genesis, or the faith-based theory. Darwin’s theory of evolution juxtaposed against the Genesis creation account allows for one to believe fully in only one of these creation accounts when discussing the creation of man, despite having other beliefs on…

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    conjured for the upper classes of England in effort to improve genetics and induce more favorable, hierarchal offspring for the future generations of the country (Introduction to Eugenics). Coincidentally, Sir Francis Galton was the cousin of Charles Darwin, who is credited with the theory of evolution (Introduction to Eugenics). While eugenics never took hold in England, the controversial idea of selectively breeding individuals to make “desirable” offspring found interest…

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    Social Darwinism in society was established during the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. During this time period Charles Darwin believed that people or living species competed with each other or to survive within their environment that was suitable for them. When one survives then that is the environment or society they belong too. Charles Dickens wrote the novel A Christmas Carol, in the 19th century and was inspired by the circumstances London was experiencing during this time. Dickens wrote A…

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    views as well as those of scientific knowledge. In traditional Christian belief, members strictly preach that God and God alone created the world in seven days. Science has proven that this was almost impossible due to process of evolution. Charles Darwin, a prominent researcher, introduced the theory that living beings are products of mutations. This process of evolution allows for species to adapt to the environment. This clearly opposes creationism, which is the religious belief that God…

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    leading proponents of intelligent design theory. Though having taught at Berkely as a law professor for over thirty years, Johnson’s renown stems not from his credentials in law, but from his critique of Darwinism. Since the publishing of his book Darwin on Trial, Johnson has become a well-known critic of evolution. In another one of his works, Reason in the Balance, Johnson articulates how naturalism, the philosophy of behind Darwinian Theory, has replaced the Judeo-Christian tradition as the…

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