While evolution was already an observable phenomenon long before Charles Darwin began his studies on the subject, the scientist was the first to develop a coherent theory to explain how life adapts and keeps surviving through the ages. While Darwin’s theory of evolution has its flaws, 163 years after the original publishing of On the Origin of Species, we are still using his work as an outline for contemporary research. It’s no wonder, then, that Darwin Day, February 12th – the scientist’s birthday – became a yearly celebration of the power of the human mind to understand the world around it.
While the scientific community once disputed the concept of evolution, the phenomenon now is part of everyday life. And evolution became so popular that even video games started to take it as inspiration for specific mechanics. Yes, most games are entirely wrong about…
