Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
I Hate A Barnacle As No Man Ever Did Before, Not Even A Sailor In A Slow-sailing Ship.
-Charles Darwin
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
I Hate A Barnacle As No Man
Charles Darwin
I Hate A Barnacle As No Man Ever Did Before, Not Even A Sailor In A Slow-sailing Ship.
Views: 7
Topic
Hate
Men
Sailing
More From Charles Darwin
Light May Be Shed On Man And His Origins.
Nature
Men
Light
As Some Of The Lowest Organisms, In Which Nerves Cannot Be Detected, Are Capable Of Perceiving Light, It Does Not Seem Impossible That Certain Sensitive Elements In Their Sarcode Should Become Aggregated And Developed Into Nerves, Endowed With This Special Sensibility.
Light
Special
Doe
Every New Body Of Discovery Is Mathematical In Form, Because There Is No Other Guidance We Can Have.
Math
Discovery
Body
On The Ordinary View Of Each Species Having Been Independently Created, We Gain No Scientific Explanation.
Inspirational
Views
Ordinary
The Following Proposition Seems To Me In A High Degree Probable—namely, That Any Animal Whatever, Endowed With Well-marked Social Instincts, The Parental And Filial Affections Being Here Included, Would Inevitably Acquire A Moral Sense Or Conscience, As Soon As Its Intellectual Powers Had Become As Well, Or Nearly As Well Developed, As In Man. For, Firstly, The Social Instincts Lead An Animal To Take Pleasure In The Society Of Its Fellows, To Feel A Certain Amount Of Sympathy With Them, And To Perform Various Services For Them.
Men
Animal
Intellectual
Trending Author
Rita Levi-Montalcini
Tom Lehrer
Robert Casey
Wyclef Jean
Ralph Bakshi
Ty Cobb
Category
Information