Talk:Darwin's Dilemma

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Nicholas Schlott

I looked through the documentation for this game and could find no reference to a "Nicholas Schlott". Where did this infromation come from? Mukake (talk) 16:36, 23 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Alternative meaning of "Darwin's Dilemma"

A subheading under Speciation, is also labeled "Darwin's Dilemma". It describes a disturbing conundrum that Darwin himself grappled with, with regard to the fact that creatures are grouped into species. This is something that his Theory of Natural Selection could not explain.

This alternative meaning of "Darwin's Dilemma" should be mentioned here, or a disambiuation page should be created to direct the enquirer to the correct article. I would imagine that the biological speciation problem should take precedence over the game named "Darwin's Dilemma". Oggmus (talk) 06:20, 3 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]