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Natural wings are also the result of a billion years of Darwinian evolution, and people's efforts to engineer imitations of them failed laughably until someone figured out the principles upon which they worked. Once that happened, human intelligence was very quickly able to engineer machines that produced far, far more lift than the designs nature had been tinkering with.

Nice-- I would love for there to be a big, comprehensive hub for this kind of thing (as a person starting to get serious with Python). One issue I see here: it's not clear to me how wide a net you're casting. For example, would it be appropriate to submit links to MOOCs that may or may not still be available in the future? What about books that make particularly good entry points?