Most Natural Selection
Anon
Genre: | News-Commentary, Drollery |
Subjects: | Descent, Evolution, Darwinism, Human Species |
Argues that the theory of human origins enunciated in Charles R Darwin's Descent of Man, if true, would force changes in views about marriage. Observing that the more remote the relationship between a married couple, the more 'normal' and acceptable the marriage, argues that a marriage between a human and his 'poor' and distant relatives, the simians, would also be acceptable. Suggests that humans marrying the 'Larva of a Marine Ascidian' would be even more acceptable. |
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