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Daily Archives: 19 July 2012
Another collection of essays
Last year I gave a shameless plug for the Mill Hill Essays that I produce each year. Here is another plug, for the latest collection – Mill Hill Essays 2011-12. The printed booklets have been distributed (free to libraries and other … Continue reading
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Evolution In Pictures #7
Evolution – probably the most misunderstood, misused and abused word in science. Like all words, its meaning has been subject to change. The word didn’t mean the same thing to Darwin as it does to us today. And it certainly … Continue reading
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