Website review: I Am Evolution : NPR
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•5 reviews since May 10, 2008
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yetikeeper discovered 8 weeks ago- "Of course I believe evolution. But that is different from believing in evolution. To believe in something takes faith, trust, effort, strength. I need none of these things to believe evolution. It just is."
- Huntington-Meath rated 8 weeks ago
- This report on Holly Dunsmore talks briefly about her work in gathering evidence to support evolution. It looks like it is from a very promising series called "this I believe"
- Pigasus rated 8 weeks ago
- From the page: "Of course I believe evolution. But that is different from believing in evolution." I'm going to crib off of Shermer here. It's not so much a matter of belief as acceptance. One doesn't believe in gravity. One accepts gravity. Belief is for the tooth fairy. Evolution is an observable fact.
- Jmast7 rated 8 weeks ago
Awesome essay!
- FigBoy rated 8 weeks ago
- From the page: "To believe in something takes faith, trust, effort, strength. I need none of these things to believe evolution. It just is. My health is better because of medical research based on evolution. My genetic code is practically the same as a chimpanzee's. My bipedal feet walk on an earth full of fossil missing links. And when my feet tire, those fossils fuel my car. To believe in something also implies hope. Hope of happiness, reward, forgiveness, eternal life. There is no hope wrapped up in my belief. Unless you count the hope that one day I'll discover the most beautifully complete fossil human skeleton ever found, with a label attached saying exactly what species it belonged to, what food it ate, how much it hunted, if it could speak, if it could laugh, if it could love and if it could throw a curveball. But this fantasy is not why I believe evolution â€" as if evolution is something I hope comes true."
