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What is Ayn Rand's position on Evolution: accepted, denied or undecided?

0	And why does she take that position? ayn-rand asked Oct 05 '12 at 15:55 Adeikov 70●1●4

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2	From: The Ayn Rand Letter Vol. II, No. 17 May 21, 1973 The Missing Link--Part II "I am not a student of the theory of evolution and, therefore, I am neither its supporter nor its opponent." answered Oct 05 '12 at 16:10 dream_weaver ♦ 593●9

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