The Deniable Darwin

The Deniable Darwin refers to the idea that certain evolutionary processes, like natural selection, can be explained in ways that are not easily provable or detectable, allowing some to deny or obscure their role. It suggests that evolutionary changes can be attributed to factors that are difficult to directly observe or confirm, which can be used to challenge or downplay the significance of evolution. Essentially, it highlights how the scientific understanding of evolution can be complex and sometimes contested, especially when evidence is indirect or interpretative.