Stephen Jay Gould on Evolution part 5. Conclusion

Part 5. Conclusion

This is one part of movie files extracted from edutainment software First Person: Stephen Jay Gould on Evolution (1995).
This particular title features a 5-part lecture by the late Harvard evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould, as well as some of his related essays and Charles Darwin's book The Origin of Species.

1. Introduction
2. Riddle One: Who was the Naturalist on Board The Beagle?
3. Riddle Two: Why Didn't Darwin Use the Word "Evolution"?
4. Riddle Three: Why Did Darwin Delay So Long in Publishing His Theories?
5. Conclusion

The First Person edutainment series was published by The Voyager Company, unfortunately the series was short-lived and, as far as I know, is no longer supported. Which is a shame as this is a very fascinating lecture, and I hope to preserve it by uploading the lecture movies into Youtube.

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• Charles Darwin
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[aldenbuzz]

except that everything is possible, even inevitable to happen again and again and in an infinite universe IS happening simultaneously with itself But the point may be the same.

[gstrummer]

Erudition personified, wow, SJG delivers.

[zomailver1]

So the word we commonly use as "evolution" is wrong?

[jebus6kryst]

Wonderful lecture.

[robhugo]

Thanks.. I enjoyed this lecture very much

[sammdarden]

Thank you for posting this! There seem to be so few videos of Mr. Gould.