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Origins of thermodynamics similar to evolutionary discoveries
In Hans Christian von Baeyer’s Warmth Disperses and Time Passes, he briefly samples the
Curiosity About Energy
“The laws of thermodynamics smell of their human origin” – P.W. Bridgman Thermodynamics
Every hero needs a sidekick
Humans are innovators on steroids. Sure, gorillas build bridges and polar bears have been
Discovery is a Process
“The laws of thermodynamics smell of their human origin” This is a quote from the
the Legacy of the Laws of Thermodynamics
In the first chapter of the book by Hons Christian Van Baeyer named Warmth
The laws of thermodynamics smell of their human origin
"The laws of thermodynamics smell of their human origin." This is the quote by
Darwin’s World
Whenever I think of Charles Darwin, I think of how he managed to brilliantly
synapse, Synthesis, and Intuition
As we grow and develop our brains are hard at work perfecting their performance
letters from the Darwin Correspondence project
Throughout the past week of school, we worked both individually and as a class
The trails of paper that history forgot
The life of Charles Darwin is one that is well documented through his use
Charles Darwin and his views on religion
One aspect that I've always been fascinated by when it came to Charles Darwin
Why Not?
Recently in class, we spoke about religion and evolution. Philosophers before, during and
Darwin Correspondence
The Darwin Correspondence Project really is an interesting website. Just by reading through some
Survival of the Fittest
I can recall learning about Charles Darwin, Natural Selection, and Evolution as far as
Racial and sexist perception in the 18th and 19th Century
In the eighteenth and nineteenth century, society was well regarded as a land for
The ideas of the time
The 18th century fostered a collective lack of gathering information. Now you might say
“Observation” Mishaps to Evolutionary Theories
Man and woman. Different races. The thinkers of the 18th-century had begun categorizing people
Education and Discrimination
It was the great Nelson Mandela who once said, “Education is the most powerful
Your science is to my science…
Race and gender are two sources of conflict that spread wide across both human
Subjugation
In the Coffee-House Philosophical Society newspaper, they found dark skinned humans to be
The impact of racism and sexism in the seventeenth century
The various writings in the Enlightenment newspaper are extremely unique. Each one has underlying
Early Scientific Approach to Race and Gender
I have always known that people of the many centuries before us viewed women