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"'''Survival of the fittest'''", also called "the law of the jungle", ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Parasite (novel)|Parasite]]'') was a concept, sometimes related to [[evolution]], which stated that the strongest or most intelligent of organisms survive over others in their environment. | "'''Survival of the fittest'''", also called "'''the law of the jungle'''", ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Parasite (novel)|Parasite]]'') was a concept, sometimes related to [[evolution]], which stated that the strongest or most intelligent of organisms survive over others in their environment. It was more scientifically known as '''natural selection'''. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Unnatural Selection (home video)|Unnatural Selection]]'') | ||
The mechanism was thought up by [[Alfred Russel Wallace]] in a dream long before [[Charles Darwin]] did, but history largely forgot him. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Unnatural Selection (home video)|Unnatural Selection]]'') | |||
[[Cook (The Greatest Show in the Galaxy)|Captain Cook]] strongly believed the ideology of survival of the fittest, ([[TV]]: ''[[The Greatest Show in the Galaxy (TV story)|The Greatest Show in the Galaxy]]'') as did [[Paterson (Survival)|Paterson]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Survival (TV story)|Survival]]'') and the [[Vardan]]s, who believed in survival of the "very fittest." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[No Future (novel)|No Future]]'') | [[Cook (The Greatest Show in the Galaxy)|Captain Cook]] strongly believed the ideology of survival of the fittest, ([[TV]]: ''[[The Greatest Show in the Galaxy (TV story)|The Greatest Show in the Galaxy]]'') as did [[Paterson (Survival)|Paterson]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Survival (TV story)|Survival]]'') and the [[Vardan]]s, who believed in survival of the "very fittest." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[No Future (novel)|No Future]]'') | ||
[[Jane Page]] believed in survival of the fittest, but [[Qxeleq]] told her [[the Mind]] called it "survival of the luckiest." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Falls the Shadow (novel)|Falls the Shadow]]'') | [[Jane Page]] believed in survival of the fittest, but [[Qxeleq]] told her [[the Mind]] called it "survival of the luckiest." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Falls the Shadow (novel)|Falls the Shadow]]'') | ||
According to the [[Seventh Doctor]], [[warrior race]]s were an outgrowth of a survival of the fittest mentality. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[First Frontier (novel)|First Frontier]]'') | |||
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"Survival of the fittest", also called "the law of the jungle", (PROSE: Parasite) was a concept, sometimes related to evolution, which stated that the strongest or most intelligent of organisms survive over others in their environment. It was more scientifically known as natural selection. (HOMEVID: Unnatural Selection)
The mechanism was thought up by Alfred Russel Wallace in a dream long before Charles Darwin did, but history largely forgot him. (HOMEVID: Unnatural Selection)
Captain Cook strongly believed the ideology of survival of the fittest, (TV: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy) as did Paterson, (TV: Survival) and the Vardans, who believed in survival of the "very fittest." (PROSE: No Future)
Jane Page believed in survival of the fittest, but Qxeleq told her the Mind called it "survival of the luckiest." (PROSE: Falls the Shadow)
According to the Seventh Doctor, warrior races were an outgrowth of a survival of the fittest mentality. (PROSE: First Frontier)
