zaangalewa
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As far as I heard Darwin stole a lot from Alfred Russel Wallace. And what about the idea that thieves sometimes don't like to believe in god any longer?
Wallace freely sent all his data to Darwin and encouraged Darwin to publish as he did ... there was nothing stolen between the two ...
Everyone speaks about Darwin - no one speaks about Wallace - but it looks like the best ideas came from Wallace and not from Darwin, isn't it? The most interesting man in context nature is by the way for me still Alexander von Humboldt. Humboldt and his lifestyle is very fascinating. "Everything is interaction".
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