General Studies · Philosophy of Science
Consider the following statements about interpretations of Darwinian evolution: A. Darwin’s diagrams suggest that evolution is a branching process with no specific goal. B. Victorians often interpreted evolution as a straight line leading to perfection. C. Darwin’s own writings could only be interpreted as rejecting the idea of progress in evolution. Which of the statements given above are correct?
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Only A and B
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