A new Darwin letter

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Nick Matzke points to a post at Stranger Fruit:

Amazing letter from Charles Darwin to Klara Pölzl, one that likely to change Darwin scholarship for the future. Written in 1881, a year before his death, Darwin could clearly see the vast implications of his life's work for Twentieth century thought. I'm going to have to take some time to digest this before I comment.

Wow! What can I say?1

1I know. You do realize it's a parody, don't you? And notice that we're all getting to this a little late. Sneer Reivew posted it on the 19th of May.

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