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Lecture 03: Continental Drift

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Most Interesting Thing Learned Originally the notion of continental drift (the earth starting out as one land mass and then gradually drifting apart, was largely dismissed by most geologists. It is often true that innovation in science is largely rejected by "experts" within the field of innovation not the general public at large. An interesting point of consideration when considering relying on consensus opinion of the scientific community today.
 
 
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