To subvert Christianity and evolution in the name of public education is an act of psychopathic pedantry.
Founded by a Wharton grad in 2002 in the name of educating the public on "the history, evolution and cultural significance of human sexuality," the Museum has already done the honorable New York tourist spot thing and taken on an abbreviated name (MoSex).
It is a step in our evolution — the grafting of silicon into our formerly carbon-based species, in the name of collective intelligence.
Trusting naturally to our sure-footed guide, we go to "Biographical Notes" and find to our slight disappointment no mention of H. Spencer, but we are reconciled by his concise biography of Wallace, which leads us to titles of two excellent travel adventures in the name of evolution Wallace's Travels on the Amazon and The Malay Archipelago.
"Cognition is the name of the constructal evolution of the brain's architecture, every minute and every moment," Bejan said.
"I like this place," Young had said, between songs, noting that on his drive uptown each night, before the show, there was an evolution in the names of the stores, "from Gucci to 'XXXL for Kids.' And there are all these different people up here.
Indeed, evolution is everywhere in Galápagos in the names of businesses, on the names of boats, on the backs of t-shirts, on countless souvenirs, and on street names and displays honoring the archipelago's history and most famous visitor.
He named 20 fossil mammals he had discovered after characters in J. R. R. Tolkien's fiction, and his most famous hypothesis -- among the most cited in the literature of evolution -- was named for the Red Queen in Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking Glass".
Where do they belong in the history of evolution?
