Sentence examples for thought evolution from inspiring English sources

Bill Donius is the author of "Thought Evolution: Unlocking Right Brain Creativity".

In the McGill research, fewer students in Indonesia than in Pakistan thought evolution a well-accepted scientific fact, yet 85percentt agreed that fossils showed that life had existed for billions of years and changed over time.

Fig. 7 a, b How instructors thought evolution should be taught and how they teach.

The frequency distribution of how instructors thought evolution should be taught (a) was not significantly different between institution types [X 2 (12, N = 173) = 11.7, p > 0.05].

When asked what should be taught in school science classes, the same poll revealed that most (69%) thought evolution ought to be taught in science, while over 40% stated that creationism (44%) and intelligent design (41%) should be taught participants could select all three options, or none, as they wished.

Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R), who also ran in the 2012 GOP primary and is mulling another presidential run in 2016, said in August 2011 he thought evolution is "a theory" with "some gaps in it".

Such logic is presented as simple thought-evolution: "There was a time when people thought only white men had souls".

Such talk makes one wonder about how much humans are evolving, or at least how much human thought about evolution is evolving.

Uniting these fields is the thought that evolution and learning don't give a jot what resources are used to solve a problem.

If he was a more serious and reflective writer, Ridley might have given some thought to "Evolution and Ethics", a lecture given in 1893 by TH Huxley, Darwin's first and greatest disciple.

Furthermore, the dynamic interaction of cultural influences presented here challenges future investigators to demonstrate how multiple categories of thought regarding evolution and religion interact with each other.