Great Quotes from Charles Darwin
 

From Darwin's Origin of Species

"as far as my imperfect results go"

"as far as our ignorance permits us to judge"

"I do not know whether this statement is accurate"

"the many special facts which I have collected, but which I am unable here to give"

"due to causes of which we are quite ignorant."

"It is hopeless to attempt to convince any one of the truth of the above proposition without giving the long array of facts which I have collected, and which cannot possibly be here introduced."

"I am aware of several causes of error, I have collected a long list of such cases; but here, as before, I lie under the great disadvantage of not being able to give them. I can only repeat that such cases certainly occur, and seem to me very remarkable"

"under our present state of ignorance"

"We are ignorant with respect to the conditions which determine the numbers and range of each species"

"A definite answer to the latter question ought not to be expected if I had space, I could show that they are conformable with my theory. but I have not space here to enter on this subject."

"to think the human eye came about by natural selection is I freely confess
absurd in the highest degree"

darwin was not very bright at all. i got the same conclusions when i was 5 yo, and haven't heard of his theory before...