Darwin: Charles Robert
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Darwin: Charles Robert: (1809-1882)
"Since experience is finite it can be stored, studied, directed and turned with conscious effort to human advantage. This means that evolution pivots on the conscious selective use of cumulative human experience and not on Darwin's hypothesis of chance adaptation to survival nor on his assumption of evolution independent of individual will and design."
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