Clearing up what Darwin had said -- Evolution of the Eye

WHAT DARWIN REALLY SAID OR DIDN'T SAY!
There is an important matter here that has to be cleared up. It's what Charles Darwin said. or didn't say.
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I thought I said what Darwin had said but Dave Greig at Ediacara U. said what I said wasn't what Darwin had said because he said Darwin had said something more than what I said he had said, then Steve Vickers in England sends an e-mail and said HE knows what Darwin had said, which is not entirely what I said he had said, so I said to myself, "I'll say what he said Darwin had said even though I don't know if he really had said it, since this is what he said he had said."
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In other words, it really doesn't matter what Darwin had said or what these fellas said he had said or what they said I didn't say since what I had said, whether Darwin said it or not, isn't something that was vital to say, and I'm sort of saying Darwin had painted himself into a corner when he said what he thought he should say, else critics laer would say he really had really nothing to say, even though he had said it.

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Meanwhile, I wonder what Darwin would've say about these: (all found between coal veins in Pennsylvania)
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Ed Conrad
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Man as Old as Coal