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Adam Darwin

By Paul Walker • 27/11/2012 This post was syndicated from Anti-Dismal - View original source


This video is of a talk by Matt Ridley, given at the Adam Smith Institute, entitled Adam Darwin – Spontaneous order in biology and economics..

[EC: Editor’s apology. The embedded video appears in my preview of the post, but disappears from the html code each and every time I try putting it back. Hit the YouTube link here.]


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