The blind watchmaker
why the evidence of evolution reveals a universe without design
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Word Count
116,500 words, Guess
Page Count
466 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveblindwatchmakerw0000dawk
- ISBN-100393351491
- ISBN-139780393351491
- OCLC Control Number927100140
- Better World Books9780393351491
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- Open LibraryOL26934040M
Classifications
- DDC576.8
- LCCQH366.2 .D28 2015
- LCCQH366.2 .D37 2015
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- LCCQH366.2.D37 2015
Description
In De blinde horlogemaker spelen zowel Paley als Darwin een belangrijke rol. De eerstgenoemde als belichaming van het geloof in een voor ede mens onbekende doelgerichtheid van de natuur. Darwin als ontdekker van het principe van de natuurlijke selectie. Uiterst boeiend schrijft Dawkins over zijn pogingen Darwins evolutieleer met behulp van computers na te bootsen. Het kunstmatige landschap van de computer verschaft meer inzicht in de ontwikkeling van de genen, de belangrijkste bouwstenen van het leven. [(bron)][1] [1]: http://www.bol.com/nl/p/de-blinde-horlogemaker/1001004005445663/?country=BE
First Sentence
We animals are the most complicated things in the known universe.
Description
Richard Dawkins's classic remains the definitive argument for our modern understanding of evolution.
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