a result the ada came to him that the species were created at the exact same mechanism that darwin explained 20 years earlier. when he recovered enough he wrote with great excitement and ast are one if you would not transmitted to one of the durables to be published. but when he received a letter he was horrified. he said it you made could not have made a better summary if we had my notes in front of him in thought his will work would be viewed as substandard. as it was he appealed to his friends and in particular those of the "journal" hot publication and as a result of their intervention it both were not published but when his extraordinary how similar they are. this theory is presented in both accounts but for that it was like going on in nobody took notice. the man that was in charge an expert said that it there had been no scientific discoveries in the "journal" to revolutionize the department of science and in then the following year of 1969 on "the origin of species" in then the theory unleashed it began to change. within five years it is a survival of the fittest and social darwinism

we live in darwin's world economically. explain that. >> actually, i'm a great admirer of smith's.nts get out of the school not being a great admirer of his invisible hand story. it's created an enormous amount of wealth in the world, but it's not the whole story. i think for the general story, we have to look to darwin who saw that individual interests sometimes coincide with what's good for society just as in smith's account. but often times, individual interests push squarely against what society's desires want. we've got to look for examples in each category and base policy on which case we're in. sometimes we all stand up to see better and none of us sees better than before. individual interests don't help us in that case. >> i enjoy your books, the winner take all society. but what i'm not clear about from that book and what i've read about this book is what you recommend what we do about it. we have this terrible inequality, we all agree it's bad on social grounds, it may lead to slower growth, but what do we do about it? >> i'm not a fan of meddlesome bureaucratic remedies.

the reason i wanted to start with darwin is because he's the man who really explained to us how, theprocess that made us and the process that made our earth. and his idea his great idea was an extremely simple one. it was simply that in every generation there is variation between individuals and that some of those individuals are more likely to survive and reproduce than others and that other the vastness of time that people were just becoming aware of the history of the earth in the mid 19th century that that must tell on irritability, on those which the shape species as a whole, as he put it. so a very very simple idea. but darwin being a very wise man, i think, a very perceptive person decided to sit on that idea for 20 years. and it was only when it went to daughter win -- when i went to darwin's house in kent that i really understood a little bit more about why he waited so long before he announced this fundamental idea that changed our view of the world. just outside his house he built a little thing that he called the sand walk, and um, that's it there. it's actually a pebble

not kind to looked upon by his own church the reason i wanted to start with darwin was because he is the man who really explain to us the process that made bus and the process that made our earth. his idea, his great idea was an extremely simple one. it was simply that in every generation there is a variation between individuals, and that some of those individuals are more likely to survive and reproduce the others and that over the vast this of time that people were just becoming aware of the history of the air if in the mid-19th century and that must still on and her ability, those which have on the ship was disease as a whole, as he put it to be so very, very simple idea. time when being a very wise man, and very perceptive person decided to seek upon that idea for 20 years it was only when i went to don winehouse and can that i really understood a little bit more about why he waited so long before he announced this fundamental ideas that changed our view of the world. just outside his house he built low thing that he called the san walk, and that is it there. actually a pebble walk. i don't know why, the s