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Blame human evolution for corporate jargon and thick academic prose

Patrick Whittle | 
For anyone who’s ever worked in a large organization, this kind of message will be depressingly familiar: “Do you have ...
Podcast: CRISPR Cas13 gene editing; Eye transplants; Sex might drive our athletic and artistic ability

Podcast: CRISPR Cas13 gene editing; Eye transplants; Sex might drive our athletic and artistic ability

Cameron English, Kevin Folta | 
A new gene-editing technique may be safer and more reliable than CRISPR-Cas9, according to a recent study ...
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Podcast: Anti-GMO ‘documentaries’; Cancel culture v Darwin? Biotech chestnut trees

Cameron English, Kevin Folta | 
So-called 'cancel culture' has already taken down a handful of prominent scientists and philosophers, living and deceased. One evolutionary biologist ...
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Maybe Darwin got it wrong: ‘Survival of the Friendliest’

Marlene Cimons | 
Most people assume that Darwin was talking about physical strength when referring to “survival of the fittest,” meaning that a ...
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Evolution heresies: Revisiting Lamarckian and collective evolution

In his most famous work, Charles Darwin proposed that this amazing process is governed by a simple rule: selection of ...
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Podcast: The surprising science of epigenetics—How a family of ‘Mickey Mouse mice’ overturned our understanding of heredity

Kat Arney | 
Kat Arney takes a look at the world of epigenetics, finding out if more than DNA passes on to the ...
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Why ‘beauty’ is an evolutionary conundrum that even Darwin couldn’t solve

Glenn Stanton | 
The genius of evolution is its brutal pragmatism; do whatever is needed to pass your genes onto the next generation ...
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Exploring the uneasy relationship between Charles Darwin and his skeptical publisher

Dan Falk | 
Charles Darwin’s ideas about evolution shook up Britain’s Victorian establishment upon the release of On the Origin of Species, the 1859 ...
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Viewpoint: Challenging those who claim evolution is ‘just a theory’

Keith Lockitch | 
Such widespread rejection of the theory of evolution is fueled in part by the notion that evolution is “just a ...
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Was Darwin wrong about ‘survival of the fittest’? Collaboration may be just as natural as competition

John Favini | 
To put it simply, we have let Darwinism set the horizon of possibility for human behavior. Competition has become a ...
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Podcast: Why some of the most iconic images and stories depicting evolution are wrong

Chris Stringer, Kat Arney | 
Kat Arney tackles the myths and misconceptions around two of the most iconic images in evolutionary biology: the 'March of ...
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Darwin’s theory of evolution suggests a new approach for treating cancer

James DeGregori, Robert Gatenby | 
Cancers that have spread, known as metastatic disease, are rarely curable. The reasons that patients die despite effective treatment are ...
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Why conservatives should embrace evolution ‘as a jewel’ of modern Western civilization

Razib Khan | 
It is a crowning achievement of Western civilization and a rejoinder to the modern myths of the Left ...
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Podcast: What would have happened if Darwin and Mendel had been on Twitter?

Dan Mead, Greg Radick, Kat Arney | 
Where would we be now if Darwin and Mendel had been on Twitter? ...
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Is evolution denial an attempt to ‘make humans special’?

Colin Wright | 
Evolutionary biology has always been controversial. Not controversial among biologists, but controversial among the general public. This is largely because ...
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This tiny creature gives us a ‘completely new branch on the tree of life’

George Dvorsky | 
Canadian scientists have identified microscopic creatures that are so unlike anything seen before, they had to create an entirely new ...
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‘The Tangled Tree’: Book explores what’s wrong with Darwin’s theory of evolution

David Quammen, Simon Worrall | 
Until recently, the central tenets of Darwin’s theory of evolution, from how heredity works to the gradual variation in species, had ...
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Defining life: If it’s created in a lab, is it really alive?

Rebecca Wilbanks | 
Describing life is difficult and evasive. Will we fully understand life if we can create it through synthetic biology? ...
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Why evolution is more complicated than Darwin imagined

Adam Gaffney | 
Darwinian evolution [is] the transmission of genes and traits down the family line. DNA, it turns out, can also be ...
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Discovering a ‘third kingdom’: How this scientist upended Darwin’s ‘tree of life’

David Quammen | 
On Nov. 3, 1977, a new scientific revolution was heralded to the world — but it came cryptically, in slightly ...
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‘Evolution is aimless’: How else do we explain external testicles?

Nathan H. Lents | 
Evolution is a work in progress, so it’s hardly surprising that some of the features it has built into the ...
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