Richard Dawkins Quote

What is it that makes natural selection succeed as a solution to the problem of improbability, whereas chance and design both fail at the starting gate? The answer is that natural selection is a cumulative process, which breaks the problem of improbability up into small pieces. Each of the small pieces is slightly improbable, but not prohibitively so.


The God Delusion (2006)


What is it that makes natural selection succeed as a solution to the problem of improbability, whereas chance and design both fail at the starting...

What is it that makes natural selection succeed as a solution to the problem of improbability, whereas chance and design both fail at the starting...

What is it that makes natural selection succeed as a solution to the problem of improbability, whereas chance and design both fail at the starting...

What is it that makes natural selection succeed as a solution to the problem of improbability, whereas chance and design both fail at the starting...