Charles Darwin: The time is always ripe for the re-interpretation of theories in the light of new vision and of new facts. This is the v

The time is always ripe for the re-interpretation of theories in the light of ne — Charles Darwin

The time is always ripe for the re-interpretation of theories in the light of new vision and of new facts. This is the very province of science.

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