Critical Review: Bradley A. Thayer, Bring in Darwin: Evolutionary theory, Realism, and International Relations

In Thayer's article, he is trying to incorporate Darwin's theory of evolution into international security research. This paper answers the core question of how the theory of evolution theory has on realistic international security theory and how peace can be achieved if war is part of human nature I try to do. The paper states that the theory of evolution provides a scientific theoretical basis for the assumption that realism, the ultimate cause of war and ethnic conflict, and the origin of war inherent in human nature as part of its evolutionary history I agree with Thayer.

But what about evolution? Domingos depicted John Holland's early life. The Netherlands is inspired by Ronald Fischer's classic "genetic theory of natural selection", the most important of which is Darwin's theory of evolution. Then he decided to turn Darwin's theory into an algorithm. As a pioneer in a new field he proposed a model theorem in the Netherlands. It makes it possible to predict the quality of the next generation. Therefore, he is the father of genetic algorithm, probably one day, Robot Park (fictitious futuristic park, robots fight hard, losers are destroyed, winner software copied to his descendants such as DNA To

Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was proposed in the book "Origin of Species" published in 1859, but this research does not basically mention Darwin's application theory to humans explicitly. This application of Darwin was not published until 1871, and he published his second wonderful work on evolution, human decline and sex selection. A book published by Darwin is that all races came from a common ancestor and interdisciplinary supporters believe that race was made separately, among the distinctive supporters It was held with intense debate. Family Darwin, a strongly abolished relationship, suffered from slavery and suffered when traveling beagle many years ago.

Shortly after Charles Darwin's origins were announced in 1859, Agassi became one of Darwin's most critical critics. In an article, he believes that Agassi refuses the theory of evolution because it has an atheistic and speculative nature and that this theory is not fully supported by geological records. The advantage of Agassi helped to stop accepting the evolution of America. However, this theory is supported by scientists. Despite the separation of knowledge, Agassis insisted on creationism on the last day. In order to find evidence against Darwin's theory, he even reviewed the route to Darwin's Vietnam, including the famous Galapagos Islands.