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  • Darwin’s illegitimate brainchild

    03/25/2009 5:39:42 PM PDT · by GodGunsGuts · 9 replies · 521+ views
    CMI ^ | Russell Grigg
    Darwin’s illegitimate brainchild If you thought Darwin’s Origin was original, think again! by Russell Grigg, Australia The concept of evolution by natural selection is sometimes referred to as Charles Darwin’s brainchild, and indeed he often referred to it in his letters to his friends as his dear ‘child’. However, this is a far cry from the facts. At best it was an adopted child; at worst an illegitimate child...
  • The Darwingate Papers (Darwin plagiarist, scientific criminal???)

    08/11/2008 3:04:34 PM PDT · by GodGunsGuts · 64 replies · 220+ views
    ARN ^ | August 10, 2008 | David Tyler
    This publication marks the 150th anniversary of the joint presentation of Darwin and Wallace of their thinking about evolution by natural selection to the Linnean Society. The book is a blockbuster because it claims that "Darwin perpetuated one of the greatest crimes in the history of science". It concludes that Darwin plagiarised Alfred Russel Wallace, deceived the world about the maturity of his own ideas before 1858, and, to satisfy his personal need for glory, failed to give credit to scholars who influenced his thinking...