Casually Explained: Evolution

A very dry reading of a script accompanies an explanation of evolution. The audio resembles a lecture class so much that you might miss the ridiculous things he says. But the crudely-drawn pictures help.

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So when species specialized, ducks shed everything that benefits other species except buoyancy. Maybe they didn’t realize that all birds are pretty buoyant to begin with. At least ducks are delicious. But I was a bit surprised that platypuses don’t have stomachs. I had to look that up. Therefore, you can believe that, as weird as this lecture is, the facts are all facts. I am looking forward to more from Casually Explained.  -via Digg


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I really don't think we should be mining other planets.
I mean, we've overmined and overfished our own planet.
We're at nearly 7.6 billion people.
At some point we must deal with our very real problems, instead of buying NASA Rocks t-shirts and pretending reality isn't real.
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Why not use any resources available in our solar system? Have no idea if there are any useful minerals on the moon in quantities large enough to make it worth the effort.
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