Fairly Large Print Is A Real Antidote

More Attention To The History Of Science Is Needed, As Much By Scientists As By Historians, And Especially By Biologists, And This Should Mean A Deliberate Attempt To Understand The Thoughts Of The Great Masters Of The Past, To See In What Circumstances Or Intellectual Milieu Their Ideas Were Formed, Where They Took The Wrong Turning Or Stopped Short On The Right Track.

In Scientific Subjects, The Natural Remedy For Dogmatism Has Been Found In Research.

Natural Selection Is A Mechanism For Generating An Exceedingly High Degree Of Improbability.

No Practical Biologist Interested In Sexual Reproduction Would Be Led To Work Out The Detailed Consequences Experienced By Organisms Having Three Or More Sexes; Yet What Else Should He Do If He Wishes To Understand Why The Sexes Are, In Fact, Always Two?

We May Consequently State The Fundamental Theorem Of Natural Selection In The Form: The Rate Of Increase In Fitness Of Any Organism At Any Time Is Equal To Its Genetic Variance In Fitness At That Time.