In a world where religion is more influential than political institutions, the theory that humans are descended from apes rather than from God's creation generates a lot of controversy. However, Charles Darwin, at 50 years old, strongly believes that life has "evolved." The changes on earth follow a natural "rule" and that the law may not be divine as believed.

        This sentiment led to the theory of evolution and the book “The Origin of Species” in 1859 that shook the entire religious, church, social and political circles of that era.

        In addition, to the classic knowledge that has become a base for future scientists to study continuously. The origin of species also represents the human power of trying to understand nature and does not succumb to special powers that are beyond logic and reason.

Story and Illustration: Ratchanok Thongkhaokham