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ok, many people may not belive me, but I'm going to tell you anyways:
I am a 13 year old, about to graduate middle school by the end of this month, I just want to say (and no im not flexing) I'm so amazed by darwin's discoveries/therios about evolution. We had learned it in my science class. But I felt like we hadn't been told everything about Charles Darwins discoveries. Yes we did learn about the Galapagos islands, but that's just a sliver of what he discovered. When we finished that unit, I was left feeling a little frustrated, I wanted to learn more about it but I didn't know how. So I searched up "documentary" scrolled a little and saw this. I was honestly excited. Right now I'm painting my nails and watching this. I would like to thank the creator for making this video and going fully into depth. honestly I didn't know over have the stuff mentioned in this video. Now you may be wondering why i said people would not belive a 13 year would want to educate themselves, its because most young teenagers are thought to not really give a care about wanting to actually absorb the information and actually want to learn more about a person or time beyond school, and that's normally the case. But something about Darwin discoved one of the most important discoveries in WORLD made me want to learn more. Normally I don't want to learn anything from school, well, out of school. So once again i would like to thank the creater for this video, and I want to thank any viewer for reading this. :)
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These documentaries are very well done and I appreciate watching them here for free.
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I admire his thirst for knowledge and his commitment to scientific inquiry. He stayed passionate about his work until the very end.
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"The man known to history...." I never get tired of this introduction.
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Your documentaries are really superb. In a world where documentaries are ten-a-Penny now, yours stand out. Thankyou so much.
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“As for a future life, every man must judge for himself between conflicting vague probability”
Charles Darwin
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Excellent presentation on the professional and personal life of Charles Darwin. Well written/researched, narrated and scored.
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Sense of humility, devotion to his cause and mindset, and thirst for knowledge….Darwin be praised!
A most excellent document, well documented and very well narrated….A million thanks for its presentation and availability!
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For the first time, I am able to comprehend the scope of this man's work. Thank you for bringing this unbelievable accomplishment into perspective.
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I greatly appreciate this video about the famous naturalist. I think credit should also be given to Alfred Russell Wallace. It would be interesting to disentangle their respective contributions.
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Studying Biology in college, I loved revolutionary biology and animal behavior. Charles Darwin forever will be remembered for his legacy to the sciences. What an amazing human being and naturalist. We need more of these people in our modern world.
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We visited Down House a few months ago - a fascinating combination of "period family home" and exhibition centre. Very well worth visiting! Darwin's story should give great hope to anybody who feels drawn to a field of activity that is contrary to the expectations of their parents 😊 Follow your dreams and great things can happen!
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Hi Mike, good to see you at Rod's. Really love these videos. Keep going with the stories and tech process.
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Thank you for this excellent biography of Darwin. I think he came by his theories and observations honestly, and gave credit to those who were in parallel with him, or who expanded upon his own work. He was well regarded among his peers, which says much for his character.
He has had a profound effect on scientific thought to this day…and never professed his work to be more than a theory derived from direct observation and research. To publish a work so antithetical to the religious doctrine of his time took great courage.
I have been looking to see if you have done one on Emperor Julian the Apostate, or Hypatia, but so far have not found them…I would love to see your treatment of these two interesting and controversial people.🖤🇨🇦
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This is perfect timing, my science class was just starting to teach the Theory of Evolution and I really need this for additional info. Thanks!
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Alfred Russell Wallace is certainly still known among historians of science. He did not contribute as much as Darwin to the general theory of evolution, but did make a seminal contribution to geography as it relates to evolution. The geographical line separating the animals of Asia and New Guinea--Australia is still called the Wallace Line.
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Your videos are a great source of joy for me. I am soon done with my education and once I have a job and get my first salary I will immediately send a contribution.
Thank you
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Brilliant content; thank you for the chance to hear and see it. It was solid gold.
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While Darwin gets nearly all the credit for evolution theory, poor A.R, Wallace is remembered at best as a footnote.
It is my personal belief that if Wallace hadn't been snapping at Darwins' heels by independently reaching the same ideas about natural selection, Darwin would have continued procrastinating and putting off publishing his own theory until he died.
I also believe that because Darwin was higher in the Victorian class system, he got far more attention.
Wallace didn't know that by being in South-east Asia when the joint paper with Darwin was published, it would forever leave him in Darwin's shadow.
Then poor Wallace got involved with arguing with Flat-Earthers.......one REALLY needs a heart of stone not to feel sorry for the man!
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