| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - [xxxii] Dennett, 47. ???When they are confronted with a prima facie powerful and undismissable objection to natural selection???they are driven to reason as follows: I cannot (yet) see how to refute this objection, or overcome this difficulty, but since I cannot imagine how anything other than natural selection could be the cause of the effects, I will have to assume that the objection is spurious
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