Darwin was particularly concerned about "unreliable evidence"; in fact, he was illuminating the "blind spots" in thinking—those seemingly untenable details often hide the keys to overturning established beliefs.

Great thinkers are not those who survive by "only looking at evidence that pleases them." Their objectivity is a "thinking calibration" developed through daily practice: like an old clockmaker adjusting the pendulum daily, ensuring that biases do not subtly stray off course.

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