Podcasts that mention 📚 The Voyage of the Beagle by Charles Darwin

darwin wrote in the origin of species about before darwin's book a species was thought to be a classical category where all the instances of dogs were the same had exactly the same features

The guest mentions Darwin's book 'On the Origin of Species' in the context of biological categories and variation.

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what um what books would you recommend people consider reading in their own intellectual Journey Darwin

Richard Dawkins recommends reading Darwin's work as influential.

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well he mentioned the idea in the Origin of Species very briefly

The speaker mentions Darwin's book and where he briefly introduced the idea of sexual selection.

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so if let's say a books been around like the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin it's been around for a couple hundred years you can assume it's gonna be around for a couple hundred years more at least

The speaker uses Charles Darwin's 'The Origin of Species' as an example of a book with Lindy effect, having survived for hundreds of years.

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He drew little pictures in his little book of all the different animals he saw in the Galapagos. And ever since, I have this image in my mind.

During a comedic segment of the podcast, one of the hosts, while making fun of a speech, refers to a 'little book' utilized by Mike Johnson that includes illustrations from his observations in the Galapagos. This is clearly a reference to The Voyage of the Beagle by Charles Darwin, which documents his findings in that area.

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Darwin's Origin of Species was he presented as one long argument Newton started the principia with um the theory of vortices is beset by difficulties on many sides

Stephen C. Meyer mentions Darwin's 'Origin of Species' as an example of a scientific work presented as an argument.

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he was a thoroughgoing Darwinian because she recall that Darwin had two great books Origin of Species the other was called The Descent of Man and The Descent of Man had the very unfortunate paragraph in there where he gret regrets the invention of mass disease killing Juris

Jeffrey Tucker mentions Charles Darwin's two great books, including 'Origin of Species'.

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but what Darwin wrote about in origin species was not competition solely his intent was to talk about how we are born of cooperation and and and through when we butt up against each other we cooperate ourselves into a tighter knit better more efficient version than we were previously

Tate Fletcher mentions what Darwin wrote in 'origin species' about cooperation, contrasting it with the idea of solely competition.

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Thus Spoke zarathusion is the book um but the idea was that you know Darwin had had put out his his uh Origin of Species and and people were understanding learning about Evolution and starting to understand that

A speaker mentions Darwin's book in the context of discussing the historical understanding of evolution and its influence on ideas about remaking man.

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