Cambridge paleontologist Simon Conway-Morris has interesting ideas about the tendency of evolution to follow certain overarching pathways. In a recent talk while visiting here on campus, he went on to make some oblique, but fascinating, conjectures about the immanence of phenomena such as complexity and intelligence. The Economist discusses him here:
… Simon Conway-Morris, a [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘evolution’
February 8, 2009
Darwin’s unfinished revolution | The Economist
Filed under evolution, general, philosophy and metaphysics, religion, science
Tags: evolution, simon conway morris
January 29, 2009
Evolution, agency, and Darwinian discourse — part I
As follows are my comments on an ongoing evolution-education post over at ecobobble:
I agree 100% with the argument that ID is trying to present itself as something it’s not (science). This is disingenuous, misleading, and fraught with lameness. …
[However] What i’m suggesting is that the reason ID proponents feel the need to promote their agenda [...]
