Essays on Scientific Theories

The crust is one of the three main concentric layers which make up the Earth’s interior. It is a very thin layer of solid rock which forms the outermost shell of the planet that supports living organisms as well as natural surface features such as...

One of America’s most celebrated scientists and writer, Edward O. Wilson, in his passage, The Fitness of Human Nature, demonstrates that genes and culture connect to the evolution of humans. Wilson’s purpose is to exemplify that sociobiology is integrated immensely into human evolution. He adopts...

Michael Sandel’s assessment that the society is becoming a market society is true as more values are continually being pushed out because of the importance of money. The contemporary society has become a money oriented society where people pay money to get quick access to...

Introduction The concept of “survival of the fittest” is intrinsically tied to the theory of evolution through natural selection, a groundbreaking idea put forth by Charles Darwin in 1858. This theory sought to explain how adaptation and variation occur within species and organisms. Natural selection...