Unapologetic #86 Andrew Gosler: Why the neo-Darwinian framing of evolution is profoundly flawed

2024-01-09T12:09:00+00:00

Rev Andrew Gosler, professor of Ethno-ornithology at Oxford University, highlights some of the deficiencies he sees in Richard Dawkins’ work. He also shares the potential limitations and dangers of a neo-Darwinian framing of evolution, such as racism and eugenics.

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