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I just wrote a new item for this weblog, comparing Darwin's theory of evolution with Newton's theory of gravitation, but it turned out longer than I expected. So, by way of a minor Darwin Day Eve celebration, I've made it into a full-blown article, entitled A Far More Satisfactory Theory.
Richard Carter, FCD | 11-Feb-2007 | 
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