This discussion centers on the importance of understanding history to comprehend contemporary events. Participants emphasize the value of primary sources over partisan narratives found in mainstream education. They advocate for reading scholarly works, such as "Tragedy and Hope" by Carroll Quigley, which provides insights into historical patterns and their relevance today. The conversation highlights the necessity of critical thinking when engaging with historical texts to avoid biases and misinformation.
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The Society suggested that Darwin read Wallace's paper and then read a short paper of his own. After that the feline was extricated from confinement.BillTre said:OK.
I think I should clarify:
Should have been:
don't forget Wallace also found came up with the same idea in 1859 forcing Darwin to publish