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Aug
29
The only real problem with my theory is NASCAR… I don’t see how that’s a contest of evolutionary fitness. Oh well.
Aug
22
Walcott’s Quarry #71: Genetic Drift
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Simon sees the hand of science at work, but Walcott has his doubts.
Aug
15
Walcott’s Quarry #70: Newness
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This joke is stolen from Stargate SG-1. I apologize.
Aug
8
Walcott’s Quarry #69: Invisibility
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Aug
1
This comic is based on a paper that Stephen Jay Gould published in 1980 which criticized some aspects of the modern evolutionary synthesis. Some overzealous quote miners have used it to claim that SJG rejected natural selection completely, which is pretty much BS.