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Science comedian Brian Malow engages in lively conversation with scientists and writers for his own amusement and yours. Follow on Twitter @sciencecomedian.
Science comedian Brian Malow engages in lively conversation with scientists and writers for his own amusement and yours. Follow on Twitter @sciencecomedian.
Today, of course, is Charles Darwin’s birthday. What a guy! He would’ve been 204 years old.
It’s sad when they’re taken from us so young.
Hopefully, by now, you’ve heard that Abraham Lincoln was born the same day – in the same year, 1809! Big day for the human race!
In 2009, I made this video for Time Magazine’s website, to commemorate their 200th birthdays. I wrote it. Craig Duff produced it. Jim Fields edited it.
Check it out…
About the Author: Science comedian Brian Malow engages in lively conversation with scientists and writers for his own amusement and yours. Follow on Twitter @sciencecomedian.
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