This thread is for both evolutionists and creationists - when did you first hear (but not necessarily learn) about evolution?
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The earliest time I can recall was when my mother used to buy me "Dinosaurs!" magazine. It used to show us their bones, the timescale, showed us how they classified different types of dinosaurs, the history of paleontology and had an 'Ask the Expert' section at the back. At the time the big debate was whether dinosaurs were more closely to birds or modern reptiles.
I couldn't read it all that well (I was about four or five at the time) but I kept them and it maintained my interest in dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. And a new piece of the glow-in-the-dark T. Rex skeleton every week.
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The earliest time I can recall was when my mother used to buy me "Dinosaurs!" magazine. It used to show us their bones, the timescale, showed us how they classified different types of dinosaurs, the history of paleontology and had an 'Ask the Expert' section at the back. At the time the big debate was whether dinosaurs were more closely to birds or modern reptiles.
I couldn't read it all that well (I was about four or five at the time) but I kept them and it maintained my interest in dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. And a new piece of the glow-in-the-dark T. Rex skeleton every week.