Happy Anniversary:The Origin of Species

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On November 24, the anniversary of Charles Darwin's publication of "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection" is recognized, celebrating its impact on the understanding of evolution and natural selection. The text is available for free in online literature libraries, allowing broader access for those interested in exploring Darwin's revolutionary ideas. The discussion emphasizes the importance of promoting awareness and understanding of Darwinian principles as a foundational perspective on life.
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Just 147 years ago today (November 24), Darwin published On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection.. Happy Anniversary! The online literature library has it available where we may peruse at our leisure.
 
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Happy Anniversary!

May more people be enlightened to the darwinian (i.e. the real) view of life.
 
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