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The theory of evolution if we say that Charles Darwin's book "On the Origin of Species" is the most controversial, then that is not in the context of propaganda. This book is present in every discussion about the origin or evolution of life. And there is no better evidence of that than what recently happened in America, the greatest and most liberal country, where the debate was reopened about the correctness or wrongness of teaching this book in schools, and recently several books appeared aiming to refute Darwin's theory, supported by the neoconservatives who were disturbed by Darwin's theory because it conflicts with the creation theory as it came in the Old Testament. This book, which defends a theory that says that humans evolved due to their needs, and that their brains, shapes, and bodies changed, is present and has become part of the study of the history and evolution of humanity, despite the wide war waged against it and still ongoing by the religious viewpoint that sees that humans were created and will remain as they are regardless of the results we reach. Reading this book now, in front of the reader, raises a set of major questions. And it opens