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  When Charles Darwin had first proposed the theory of evolution, he received much flak from the Christian conservative society. He proposed in a general sense that, humans are not the divine creatures which society believed to be the truth, rather, we are just another biological species fighting for our existence. We are a product of constant genetic mutations and we have inherited our current biological structure from primates who were successful enough to survive and procreate. In fact, we are not distant from our closest relative chimpanzee: humans share 98-99% of DNA with them. Such a revelation was considered blasphemy at that time and even disputable but today (many religious theorists propose their version of the question about the origins of human beings), we have sufficient proof to conclude that evolution has played a considerable role in creating us biologically and psychologically. We have trodden upon a gritty road for millions of years before reaching here. He also state

  If you are a college student, especially if you are studying out of home town, then you most probably have to constantly grapple with money related issues in your day-to-day lives. Being situated out of home, receiving a fixed pocket money, the conundrum to spend it on livelihood or study related expenses, questions like: how to regulate spending, saving, the desire to do part-time jobs and internships are all which frighten college students like yours. Apart from academic expenses, many students also require some portion to be spent on recreation and exploratory activities too. However, such a desire becomes seemingly impossible having the shortage of money in sight. But, there is a great way to regulate your expenditure and align it with your academic goals; it just requires that you learn the personal finance skills which I have explained in this topic for you tailored specially for college students. Understand how money works, and you can make money work for you. THE BASICS Th