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darwin initially never. the term survival of the fittest is coined by a british associate ologist herbert spencer. but darwin will come to use it and they applied it to human life people are going to misuse it. brian hated the fact the great commoner william jennings bryan that the great wealth of the gilded age this is the biltmore mansion, the vanderbilts mansion made to look like versailles and asheville that the folks who had that concentrated the wealth had come to say well, this is just survival of the fittest. this is what darwin said would happen. the most fit will get the most rewards. and brian was appalled that. and he was certainly appalled by a movement that was seeing its heyday in 1920s. the eugenics movement and eugenics movement was led by well-meaning scientific people, famous names margaret sanger, who said, you know what? we see the story of natural selection and how the fittest species survive. the fittest variations survived, and maybe we could improve speed that process up by ensure th

those in the know as darwin day.im — details of the thousands of books he consulted in his life have just been revealed — and he is still inspiring voyages of discovery. joining me now is dr sarah darwin. she's a researcher at the berlin natural history museum and charles darwin's great—great granddaughter. thanks so much forjoining us, doctor darwin. can you just tell us what it feels like to be learning all this new information about your great—great—grandfather? the great-great-grandfather? the collection. _ great-great-grandfather? the collection, his _ great—great—grandfather? tie: collection, his library collection going online, is fascinating, because it gives us a window into his intellect, and also his emotional interests. and the breadth of his interest. for example, there is a paper on the turkey buzzard's ability to smell out prey, and invasive grasshoppers in the us, so it's an incredibly broad knowledge. i think what is relevant for us today is, it shows that although he was a recluse, he never went abr

i wouldn’t call darwin’s theory a joke, yeah, after all, it played a huge role in the development ofout man and other living species, but why are we asking him now? two reasons, one opportunistic, darwin’s birthday, and a serious reason, it is that for the last, well, five years , the world has probably been in such a serious shake-up, yeah, turbulence, people are less and less optimistic, everyone feels as if the previous path of development has been exhausted, in such era, usually scientific knowledge is not very... becomes popular, so its place is often reclaimed, i won’t say religious, rather such quasi-religious teachings, the mayan calendar, remember 2012, when we ask about the relations of darwin’s theory, of course we measure the shifts in this way in the mass consciousness, is science really losing ground, is anti-science really growing? while we see that darwin's theory does not strongly define its position, there is hope that the scientific worldview will withstand, uh, this unfavorable wave, it still persists, recently i became generally interested in the attitude of our

but they lost more players to injury, including diogojota, with darwin nunez also going off at half timewinning smile. pleasure and relief at a job well done but perhaps also counting how many fit players he has got left. the opening stages had been relatively even — ivan toney had gone close for the home sideand then liverpool found an opening — diogojota spotted darwin nunez, and the uruguayan did the rest. but nunez went off at half time, while curtisjones and jota had to go off before it — liverpool's injury problems are building up — although mohamed salah isn't a bad option to bring off the bench. he found alexis mac allister and liverpool were in charge. it was salah's first game back after being injured in the africa cup of nations, and this is what liverpool have been missing. they'll need him to stay fit for the title run—in. brentford hadn't been as clinical with the chances they created but ivan toney did pull one back until liverpool's place at the top of the premier league pecking order was confirmed. cody gakpo, on for nunez, punished some slack brentford defending, and wh

and this evaluation took place, especially after darwin, published his theory of evolution. this is surprising because most of us of evolution as scientific, but it had a huge, huge impact on secular definitions of masculinity. social darwinism said that the men who came on top in the struggle for survival had to be men who were ruthless, brutal, savage, barbarian and sexually predatory to recover their authentic masculinity, they need to get in touch with the beast within. that was a favorite word. so in the past, christians had christianity had urged men to live up to the image of god in them. social darwinist urged men to live down to their presumed animal nature. and by the way, social darwinism has come back in our own under the label evolutionary psychology. this was a bestselling book, and the author, human males are by nature a, possessive, possessive, flesh obsessed, pigs, giving them advice. advice on marriage is like offering vikings a free booklet on how to pillage. and this older book was just reissued. some of you may know george gilder men are nature violent,

but now it seems the darwin.iversity itself has become an activist with news today suggesting the institution is leading a coalition of more than 20 universities totalling more than £5 billion in investments, to banks to hasten the net to warn banks to hasten the net zero agenda or face divest ment. in other words, this is a mighty act of esg environmental social governance. the reckless investment policy whereby institutions aim to redefine business from the duty of delivering profits to shareholders to the pursuit of ideological ends, often at the expense of profit . well, with me expense of profit. well, with me now is rupert read, the co—founder of the climate majority project and former professor at the university of east anglia . well, thank you east anglia. well, thank you very much for joining east anglia. well, thank you very much forjoining me. um, surely the job of investors is to make money for their institutions, not to parade their political opinions . their political opinions. >> jacob, it's nice t

they went to claim the darwin award, but how else can they explain their decision to leave the brelaring, due to which electricity prices have increased significantly, in lithuania, latvia, and estonia. the idea of ​​leaving brela looks even more adventurous against the backdrop of the difficult situation in the economies of the baltic republics. ongoing crisis this is largely due to the high cost of electricity, which inevitably suppresses economic activity. technically exit the brela energy ring. possible only by february 2025, then residents of the baltic states will pay up to 1 euro per 1 kw, which is unaffordable for most citizens today. what then are the politicians of the baltic countries counting on for a miraculous, marvelous, marvelous, practically, they plan to connect to the energy system of the european union through poland, but they are not outraged by the outrageously expensive russian belarusian electricity as much vilnius and tallinn and riga as brussels. exactly. the european commission is pushing for the creation of a single european energy system and a common elec

their goals from diogojota, luis diaz and darwin nunez. we did really well, it was a difficult one.ink we go through it... a good afternoon. if itt is not clicking immediately, that is what the boys did again. it is a tough situation. manchester city are still hard at liverpool's heels though, as their impressive winning run continues — this time 2—0 against everton. erling haaland scored both goals, his first since november after returning from a foot injury. everton remain in the relegtion zone while city are two points behind liverpool in second with a game in hand. i think we always work hard as a team. fantastic performance, difficult game and good to win. we've already been on a good run now, ten in a row in all competitions. we are already doing quite well. i don't know. there has to be something and it is a good thing. we didn't concede any free kicks or corners. the back four is moving really, really well together. _ we make a step forward in that sense. _ the guys who came offi the bench, they played perfectly. many, many things i am pleased. elsewhere — fulham beat bourne

darwin nunez had also missed a penalty, he hit the woodwork four times during the game.n crossed for liverpool's third, a dominik szoboszlai header and though nkunku pulled one back, luis diaz added a fourth for liverpool, a comfortable night for liverpool and a memorable one for conor bradley. he really understands the way we want to play. you have to be brave. he is that. so i am really happy for him. he can kept it calm, put them in a corner, stuff like the it's all fine. and he's a very, very serious young man, but that was pretty special. well, i think they were better than us. liverpool deserved the three points. i think we were not good enough. i think for many reasons, you know, we were waiting for them. yes, not much to say. i think they were better than us. the champions manchester city are up to second, ahead of arsenal on goal difference. they were far too strong for struggling burnley winning 3—1 at the etihad. julian alvarez scored twice in the first half and rodri cemented city's win with their third, less than a minute into the second half. another positi

darwin nunez had also missed a penalty, he hit the woodwork four times during the game.ed a fourth for liverpool, a comfortable night for liverpool and a memorable

darwin nunez also missed a penalty, he hit the woodwork four times during the game.hen crossed for liverpool's third, a dominik szoboszlai header and though nkunku pulled one back, luis diaz added a fourth for liverpool, a comfortable night for liverpool and a memorable one for conor bradley. he really understands the way we want to play. you have to be brave. he is bad. sol we want to play. you have to be brave. he is bad. so i am really happy for him. he kept it calm, put them in a corner, stuff like the it's all fine. and he's a very, very serious young man, but that was pretty special. well, i think they were better than — well, i think they were better than us — well, i think they were better than us. we deserved the three points — than us. we deserved the three points i— than us. we deserved the three points. i think they were not good — points. i think they were not good enough. i think... points. i think they were not good enough. ithink... for many— good enough. ithink... for many reasons, you know, we were waiting _ many reasons, you know, we were waiting f

but also because of the uses to which darwinism had been put. in particular, eugenics. the movement in the 1920s to sterile, wise people who were seen as unfit. tens of thousands of americans are forcibly sterilized by their states. in the 1920s under the theory that you could speed the pace of natural selection and improve the race and as we discussed last time in the little town of dayton, tennessee, some of the cities mucky mucks would meet regularly at frank robinson's drugstore. and we're looking for a way to put the town on the map. and when the aclu, who announced that they wanted a test, created a test case to challenge tennessee vs anti evolution in schools law, the folks at frank robinson's drugstore thought they could just sense that if we put that trial on here, if we create that test case here suddenly dating, which nobody knows about, will become nationally known. and they were right. and they find a local high school teacher, john t scopes, who had taught out of hundred civic biology, which included a discussion of evolution, who agrees to be part of a te

educational channel of the state darwin museum, in an accessible form talks about evolution and cognition which free videos, podcasts and articles are created with russian scientists and recognized experts. an educational project, not a geography lesson, telling about the geographical, cultural, historical heritage of russia, the traditions and customs of its peoples. dmitry nikolaevich, we ask you. dear colleagues, but if we continue the thought that we just heard about geography, it is impossible not to note the huge number of works of all the nominees, and i would like them all thank you, 18 applications were submitted from all regions of our country and even from 34 countries, the educational project won in this nomination. good evening, knowledge bonus, you know, every time i work on our project, i have a problem. is already making a huge contribution to our difficult cause, and of course about education , of course, we try to all our projects, we work to ensure that as many people as possible learn about such difficult things, our channel presents a lot of videos from various profes

on february 12, the international day of science and humanism, or darwin day, is celebrated annually,ay of the famous english naturalist. february 13 is the birthday of fyodor chaliapin, the world-famous russian opera singer, in addition to the bolshoi and marinsky theaters, was a soloist in metropolitan opera, sang vlaskala. in addition, he was engaged in painting and sculpture. on february 18 , 1932, the outstanding czech american film director, winner of two oscar awards, milos forman, was born. his film one flew over the cuckoo's nest has become a cult favorite for many generations of film fans. what else is good about the outgoing week, we’ll find out right now in our traditional date of the week section. on february 15 , 120 years ago , the founder was born in minsk. the main role in the production was successfully performed by larisa aleksandrovskaya. real the singer's triumph fell in the summer of 1940. when she sang at the final concert of the decade of belarusian art in moscow. during the war years, the belarusian opera prima performed concerts at the fronts in hospitals fro

deberÍan estar sentados en una cÁrcel, fueron arrestados darwin gÓmez, de 19 aÑos, kevin, wilson suÁrez el pago de una fianza. vergara fue policÍa durante 22 aÑos. >> uno estÁ limitado a lo que puede hacer, pero el criminal no. reportera: es el segundo incidente que ocurre con migrantes reciÉn llegados a nueva york, donde resultan heridos dos policÍas. >> estadÍsticamente algunos de ellos no van a ser buenas personas. reportera: la gobernadora de nueva york considerÓ el incidente sumamente grave, la investigaciÓn continÚa y dicen que podrÍan ser deportados. jorge: vamos a la frontera con un nuevo incidente alrededor de la cerca de pÚas levantado por el gobernador de texas para frenar los cruces de mÉxico, inmigrantes denuncian que soldados de la guardia nacional texana agredieron a un hombre que habÍa logrado pasar la polÉmica alambrada. rodrÍguez nos tiene mÁs. rodrÍguez: son los gritos de desesperaciÓn e impotencia de algunos migrantes en ciudad juÁrez, en este vÍdeo se observa un grupo de personas que tratan de atravesar la alambrada de pÚas para entregarse a las autoridades, pero de

february 12 is celebrated annually as the international day of science and humanism, or darwin day, dedicatede famous english naturalist. on february 13, the birthday of fyodor chaliapin, the world-famous russian opera singer, in addition to the bolshoi and marinsky theaters, performed as a soloist at the metropolitan opera sang vlaskala. besides, i was studying. on february 18 , 1932, the outstanding czech american film director, winner of two oscar awards, milos forman. his film, one flew over the cuckoo's nest, has become a cult film for many generations of film fans. what else is good about the outgoing week, we’ll find out right now in our traditional date of the week section. february, 15. 20 years ago , the founder of the belarusian opera, the first among belarusian cultural figures, people's artist of the ussr, larisa aleksandrovna, was born in minsk. larisa pompeevna's first great success came in 1927 in frankfurt am main, where she was sent to present a belarusian song at international music exhibition. in 1933 , the belarusian state opera and ballet theater opened with the opera ca

darwin no, alexis mcalister, mohamed salah and cody khakko scored the red goals of that movie . but it was stopped against the guest of chelsea and stood in the third place with 53 points. in this match, rhodri scored for citizen and ryme sterling scored for the london blues. in other games, asson villa scored 1 of one hundred fulham passed, newcastle drew 2-2 and nottingham fars satisfied with two goals. in other games, atletico madrid crushed five goals and placed in the fourth place with 5 points. . within the framework of the 25th week of the italian serie a last night, juventus settled for a 2/2 draw against its host verona, with 54 points lower than inter. in the second place , vlahoch and ravio scored the goals of bianari and floronsho and nozlin also scored for verona. in the other two games, napoli and genoa tied one hand finding and atlanta defeated sassuolo with three goals . in the continuation of the 22nd week of the german bundesliga last night, bayer leverkusen was the leader of the two. from the profit of the club to the five best coaches in the history of the pr

un centro comercial de quincy frente a otros cuatro delincuentes que estÁn prÓfugos, se trata de darwinalto y por agresiÓn a policÍas. en mÉxico la esposa de beltrÁn, el mexicano que muriÓ en el tiroteo en el metro de nueva york hablÓ con jessica zermeÑo. en sonata puebla le contÓ que lo recuerda como un padre amoroso y trabajador, la viuda le pide la repatriaciÓn de sus restos lo mÁs pronto posible. >> hablando de buenos dÍas, que te vaya bonito en el kinder. reportera: beltrÁn siempre tenÍa palabras amorosas para su familia, les grababa los mensajes en vÍdeo o en audio todos los dÍas en el metro de nueva york, donde el lunes perdiÓ la vida. >> las amo, bonito dÍa, mis princesas, las amo, mis tres niÑas preciosas. >> desde que lo conocieron amor incondicional, era algo asÍ como que... justo el lunes acabÁbamos de cumplir 14 aÑos de edad. reportera: sus hijas de 12 aÑos y siete aÑos viven en teotihuacÁn, nos relatÓ con inmenso dolor que su marido que trabajaba en la construcciÓn no era una persona sin hogar, sino padre ejemplar. >> pero me acaba, porque salÍa a trabajar por ella, por mÍ

the australians, they rented the port of darwin, a very strategic port, they leased it out to china forhing to china, we don't have any loan from china, but we have a great relationship with the united states, with australia... your prime minister, though, was recently in beijing... yes. ..you said, in support of a closer relationship with china, you said china has hardly ever invaded anyone, and that china ever invading taiwan was unthinkable. the australians then said, "goodness me, it looks like timor—leste is getting close to china, even in terms of a security relationship," and that... no. ..made the australians very upset. no. it comes back to this thing, in today's world, it's very difficult... yeah. ..to maintain friendships across this political divide. yeah. i don't mind at all the australian media speculation about how we are becoming a chinese... i don't mind, because by doing that, we get more attention from australia and the united states. so we benefit from that. but the reality, the reality is, a, most of all our security cooperation partnership on military is with austr

se trata de darwin gómez, ismael , quien supuestamente robó más de 600 $ y atacó a un empleado de lato a wilson juárez de 21 años, y kevin vita, de 19, y en custodia de eu se encuentran los 3. y ahora este video que llega de florida. un ayudante del sheriff de ocala abre fuego contra un hombre negro que fue requisado, esposado, pero también restringido en una patrulla. el agente respondió así después de confundir, escuche usted el sonido de una bellota cayendo con un disparo. jackson era sospechoso de robar el coche de su novia esa misma mañana y estaba inmovilizado y en el asiento trasero. afortunadamente jackson resultó ileso. pero dice que este incidente lo ha dejado traumatizado desde entonces. hernández renunció a la oficina del sheriff y no ha sido acusado por este incidente. y en los Ángeles, la policía dice que sus recursos se están agotando porque tiene a sus oficiales resguardando unas torres abandonadas que han servido de refugio para grafiteros vándalos . pero como puede ver en las imágenes, también amantes de la adrenalina que realizan el llamado boys jump o paracaidismo