The website PatrickMatthew.com was established in 2104 following the unique Big Data discovery, revealed in Nullius in Verba: Darwin's greatest secret, that influential naturalists, known to both Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace, had read and then cited the 1831 book containing Patrick Matthew's full hypothesis of natural selection before Darwin and Wallace each replicated it along with many of Matthew's unique explanatory examples.
This paradigm changing new discovery in the history of science busts the 155 year old myth, started by Darwin in 1860, that Darwin and Wallace each discovered the theory of natural selection independently of Matthew. Moreover, Darwin's fallacious claim, that before 1860 no naturalist had read Matthew's ideas, is newly 100 per cent proven to have been just one of six deliberate self-serving lies he told to achieve priority over Matthew.
Technological progress in internet search engine technology facilitated original Big Data research in Google's Library Project of over 30 million searchable books and other publications. This research led to game-changing discoveries, which have transformed the unique anomaly of Darwin's and Wallace's claimed dual independent discoveries of Matthew's prior-published original ideas. That old anomaly was changed by the New Data in 2014 from a vexation into a crisis of credulous deifying Darwinist belief in a double occurrence of paradoxical immaculate conceptions by Darwin and Wallace, miraculously occurring as each logically must, whilst they were surrounded by naturalists they knew, who influenced them, and whose minds were fertile with Matthew's original work, having read and then cited his 1831 book decades before Wallace (1855), Darwin and Wallace (1858) and Darwin (1842, 1844 and 1859) replicated the original work within it, and decades before Darwin fallaciously claimed no naturalist had read it before 1860.
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