Charles Darwin 1859 Darwin showed that the intricate complexity of life and the intricate relationships among life forms could emerge and survive from natural processes with no need for a designer or an art. He opened the human mind to pursuing natural science unimpaired by supernatural judges. His theory was so revolutionary that some people still doubt it. They shouldn't. These were all the theories. There are a lot of other theories that are out there. But these theories are the best theories, according to me
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:00
But sometimes they feel a bit limiting, I guess, from the spiritual plane. But I'm just wondering if you could speak to what you feel when you read these theories and how it makes you contemplate your own existence. Bye
Harsh S
@ItIsHARSH · 3:57
But I bet anyone who is listening to this at some point in your life, in your journey of life, you might have definitely come across with an idea or an observation that no one else ever did. And a theory is an idea. It can be an observation as well. So in simple words, the first thing that I feel about theories is not the theory but the theorists
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 3:08
These people had this calling to sort of, like, worm into this idea and then come out with some salient results that people can latch onto in terms of evolution. You're really looking at this idea of there's a suspension of belief sometimes because you have to say, well, if this person spends so much time, it must be true. But then there's your own gut about life meaning