Organic Evolution Considered
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The instincts of the working bees could not have all been evolved at once, for they are too numerous; nor could they have been evolved one by one, for each is essential to the existence of the community.
A colony of bees is not like a community of civil- ized human beings in whom many of the wants are artificial, and which may remain unsupplied, with simply a certain amount of discomfort, but the wants which the instincts of bees supply are imperative, and, therefore, the instincts themselves, ...as a whole, are necessary to the existence of the bees.
Their instincts are all linked together as a necessary chain, so that if one should fail the community would perish. Each kind of work is perfectly done, and yet the workers are totally unconscious as to what will be the results of their labors. For the most part they work for future generations of their colony, and not for themselves, and yet they are as careful and diligent as if they were guided by the highest intelli- gence and the most selfish motives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The instincts of the working bees could not have all been evolved at once, for they are too numerous; nor could they have been evolved one by one, for each is essential to the existence of the community.
A colony of bees is not like a community of civil- ized human beings in whom many of the wants are artificial, and which may remain unsupplied, with simply a certain amount of discomfort, but the wants which the instincts of bees supply are imperative, and, therefore, the instincts themselves, ...as a whole, are necessary to the existence of the bees.
Their instincts are all linked together as a necessary chain, so that if one should fail the community would perish. Each kind of work is perfectly done, and yet the workers are totally unconscious as to what will be the results of their labors. For the most part they work for future generations of their colony, and not for themselves, and yet they are as careful and diligent as if they were guided by the highest intelli- gence and the most selfish motives.
What to read after Organic Evolution Considered?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fairhurst, Alfred, 1843-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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