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Ian Walker
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We've had a couple of interesting hypothetical questions here recently, so here's another that I've
been pondering for a long time: If a certain proportion of families cycled everywhere and the rest
drove, how would the two groups evolve differently over time?
Personally, I like to think that the cyclists would evolve compound eyes.
Ian
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Ian Walker, Department of Psychology, University of Bath. Remove the yummy paste in my address to
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been pondering for a long time: If a certain proportion of families cycled everywhere and the rest
drove, how would the two groups evolve differently over time?
Personally, I like to think that the cyclists would evolve compound eyes.
Ian
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Ian Walker, Department of Psychology, University of Bath. Remove the yummy paste in my address to
reply. Homepage: http://www.drianwalker.com