essays on science for the common good
In the last essay (Part LI), we found that Mendel’s brilliant work was lost for some thirty two years. The April 1900 issue of Berichte der Deutschen Botanischen Gesellschaft (Reports of the German Botanical Society), University of Amsterdam’s botany professor Hugo de Vries (1848-1935) reported that he had previously discovered the same principles of heredity that …
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For the past year or so even though I have focused-on two main topics, COVID-19 and climate change, I have not had the well-defined essays from both the content and the organizational angles. This includes a lack of content outlines that characterized my earliest essays. I’m sure regular readers have also noticed that the quantity …
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Part LI: Mendel: His Life, Work, Lasting Importance of Part LII: Meiosis, Mendel’s Principles, Representations Part LIII: Implications on Evolution Part LIV: The Dark Side or the Intended Side A. The Eugenics Movement B. Where do we go from here