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Natural Selection isn’t Evolution, with fun Graphics!

by Bryan Melugin November 1, 2022, 7:20 am

We could sit around and read a long, dull book, or cross our eyes during a long lecture on this point. Or, we can invite Rend-A-Friend-2000 over for a few minutes to discuss “fitness,” “artificial” breeding, and evolution!

Enjoy:

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Written by Bryan Melugin

Bryan runs https://abitoforange.com, teaches science and theatre, makes cartoons and puppets, and wants everyone to know and love Jesus.

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