Human Life As the Biologist Sees It
Human Life As the Biologist Sees It
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Hence the people who listen to him go away confused and incapable of doing what the biologist thinks he has suggested to them to do. There are hundreds of interesting and pertinent facts of biology that are today waiting intel- ligible telling in order to be made use of!
In the second place the biologist appar- ently has difficulty in estimating the varying degrees of practicalness of his knowledge. His facts and his recom- mendations nm all the gamut from tangible practicability to most academ...ic impracticability. Take the very examples I have used this evening! If the biologist has nothing more to contribute to the 91 Digitized by VjOOQIC HUMAN LIFE discussion of the tremendously important and pressing problem of war than the assurance that human evolution will carry us beyond war in another geologic epoch or two, he may be listened to with tolerant interest but he will start nothing to help put an end to war. Of course I think that he really has more to offer, I have even tried to indicate what it is that he can suggest, namely, to fight the false notion that human evolution must be left to natural selection, and that war produces natural selection — ^as a matter of fact war produces artificial selection more than natural selection and a bad or reversed artificial selection at that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence the people who listen to him go away confused and incapable of doing what the biologist thinks he has suggested to them to do. There are hundreds of interesting and pertinent facts of biology that are today waiting intel- ligible telling in order to be made use of!
In the second place the biologist appar- ently has difficulty in estimating the varying degrees of practicalness of his knowledge. His facts and his recom- mendations nm all the gamut from tangible practicability to most academ...ic impracticability. Take the very examples I have used this evening! If the biologist has nothing more to contribute to the 91 Digitized by VjOOQIC HUMAN LIFE discussion of the tremendously important and pressing problem of war than the assurance that human evolution will carry us beyond war in another geologic epoch or two, he may be listened to with tolerant interest but he will start nothing to help put an end to war. Of course I think that he really has more to offer, I have even tried to indicate what it is that he can suggest, namely, to fight the false notion that human evolution must be left to natural selection, and that war produces natural selection — ^as a matter of fact war produces artificial selection more than natural selection and a bad or reversed artificial selection at that.
What to read after Human Life As the Biologist Sees It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vernon L Vernon Lyman Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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