Famous living scientists about evolution.

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The discussion centers on seeking accessible information about evolution from reputable sources, particularly insights from prominent scientists. The individual expresses a lack of knowledge in biology and limited time to explore extensive topics. Recommendations for reliable starting points include the websites Talk Origins and Panda's Thumb, which provide valuable articles and discussions on evolution and recent studies in the field. These resources aim to enhance understanding without requiring a strong prior belief in the theory of evolution.
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I am not good in Biology and I do not have much knowledge. Also I do not have enough time to search all the topics in this forum concerning evolution. I would ask you to help me find some information (articles/webpages) concering what famous living scientists say about evolution. I am not to support or reject this theory and I do not have a firm belief as my knowledge is very limited. I just wanted to know something more about recent studies.

Thanks in advice for all you. :)
 
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