"On Beauty"
The Round Table (1815-1817)
“Every Indication of Inadvertant Solitude”
Source: Richard Dawkins: How a Scientist Changed the Way We Think (2006), Chapter: Every Indication of Inadvertant Solitude I think it's fair to guess that most of Richard Dawkins' many readers are not using The Selfish Gene and its successors as textbooks to help them pass science exams. That he is a highly distinguished scientist is not in question, but many scientists have achieved great distinction - and indeed written textbooks - without once writing a popular best-seller.
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