Seth Bybee continues our series of biological discussions by explaining the particularities of scientific theory, and the semi-certainties that that concept suggests. After that he and Dean move onto something that might have frightened some of you, and maybe without reason. It's okay. We all evolve!

Seth Bybee continues our series of biological discussions by explaining the particularities of scientific theory, and the semi-certainties that that concept suggests. After that he and Dean move onto something that might have frightened some of you, and maybe without reason. It's okay. We all evolve!

Seth Bybee continues our series of biological discussions by&nbsp;explaining the particularities of scientific&nbsp;theory, and the semi-certainties that that concept&nbsp;suggests. After that he and Dean move onto&nbsp;something that might have frightened some of you, and&nbsp;maybe without reason. It's okay.&nbsp;We all evolve!

Evolution is a benevolent universality, in all sorts of ways

BYUradio's "This'll Take a While" brings you engaging and often digressive conversations about film, books, geography, culture, art, hockey, and pretty much everything else. Join Professor Dean Duncan of the BYU Film Department for expansive and captivating conversation.

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Evolution is a benevolent universality, in all sorts of ways

Evolution is a benevolent universality, in all sorts of ways