Quote by Jerry A. Coyne

These mysteries about we evolved should not distract us from the indisputable fact that we evolve.

These mysteries about we evolved should not distract us from

Summary

This quote emphasizes that regardless of the unanswered questions surrounding the process of evolution, it is crucial not to overlook the undeniable truth that evolution indeed occurs. It suggests that getting caught up in pondering the mysteries of how we evolve should not deter us from recognizing and accepting the evidence of our ever-changing nature. Instead of being consumed by the unknown aspects, it encourages us to focus on acknowledging and embracing the reality of our evolutionary journey.

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Dogma Darwin Conjecture Biology Darwinism Conclusion Before Evidence Confessions Of The Darwinists Darwinist Confessions

By Jerry A. Coyne

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