Human Selection

Focusing on the future of human evolution, this essay explores the implications of Darwin's theory of natural selection on modern humanity. Alfred Russel Wallace, a contemporary of Darwin, draws from his extensive travels and studies in the Amazon rainforest to refine his ideas about evolution. His experiences collecting specimens and observing diverse cultures and ecosystems shaped his contributions to the field. Recognized as a pivotal figure in evolutionary theory, Wallace's insights remain influential in understanding human development.