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Re: THOUGHTS: Creationism and VN
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[EDNOTE. Perhaps this topic has now come to a natural end? -- SES]
Dear Victor,
I fully agree with your precisions, I wrote a bit in a haste.
I think that Darwin himself (as many true scientists) was very
open-minded, and there is much more in common between dogmatic
"darwinists" and dogmatic "creationists" than there are real
differences.
Best,
Sergei
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Dear Grigori,
>Do you presume VN was sarcastic when
> he
> wrote about “the brain, an even more monstrous achievement”?
Yes, I do.
Cheers,
Sergei
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Dear Victor,
I fully agree with your precisions, I wrote a bit in a haste.
I think that Darwin himself (as many true scientists) was very
open-minded, and there is much more in common between dogmatic
"darwinists" and dogmatic "creationists" than there are real
differences.
Best,
Sergei
***
Dear Grigori,
>Do you presume VN was sarcastic when
> he
> wrote about “the brain, an even more monstrous achievement”?
Yes, I do.
Cheers,
Sergei
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