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Wednesday, February 23, 2005

Is Evolution Predictable?

An excerpted blurb from the LSE events page:

"If evolution could be re-run many times, what regularities might we find? Although we cannot run this experiment, the history of evolution offers several ‘natural experiments’, such as prolonged geographical isolation or speciation. And their patterns are revealing. They suggest that evolution is more predictable than some contemporary orthodoxies claim. This lecture develops ideas touched on in Richard Dawkins’s most recent book, The Ancestor’s Tale."

Such honour and privilege to be able to attend his lecture! Richard Dawkins may look stern and uninteresting but he's really good when it comes to explaining his stuff... and he knows his stuff. Very, very well.

Prof Richard Dawkins (next to mic)

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