As a schoolboy, the great Darwinist William D. Hamilton, who grew up five miles from Darwin’s house in Kent, was called by his rugby teammates “Apeman” and “Caveman.”
By Steve Sailer
09/26/2021
Even without a beard, Darwin looked like he could take a punch: pic.twitter.com/A7IQrlZqrW
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As a schoolboy, the great Darwinist William D. Hamilton, who grew up five miles from Darwin’s house in Kent, was called by his rugby teammates “Apeman” and “Caveman.”
Maybe Darwin got around the neighborhood?
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