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Peter F.
Guest
We have been provided with some as good-as-you-get, whilst being incomplete, definitions of
evolution here in sbe.
We are not seeing much molecular evolutionary biology discussed here except mainly what is initiated
by Hendricks. (The "histone code" is marvelously sense-making.)
However we are getting wonderful opportunities to study human psychology here!
And, to me this is fascinating.
JM and AW are nice behold in their almost-as-capable-as-possible striving to be constructively
analytical.
Thanks guys!
Hendricks is another guy that is more intelligent than I (in some, to me obvious, ways) - but who
is at the same time *nicely* naive and not without some appreciation of my SEPTIC humored and
'pooetic' efforts.
And John Edser is another unique character - and a musician to boot! Thank you, John, for accepting
(if not accEPTing) that to categorize amongst selective pressures might be a good thing to do; and
for having made me happy believing that "this might be a guy who also prefers to apply Darwinian
theoretical thinking from an individual-centric prespective, and who perceived the need to
prioritize amongst more or less pressing needs as much as he does in respect of more or less primary
causations!
Believe me or not, but I have tried to convince _myself_ , and only secondarily others, that I can
describe and understand a very important but at the same time very actively ignored aspect of how we
all (or at least most of us) are.
I HAVE FAILED in respect of nearly all "others", and I, as it turns out, am prepared to accEPT that
only I and nobody else have, can, or wish to experience, some rare (excEPTional insights into what
is *really going on* in the sphere of the human species.
Anyway, I might continue to post some not quite randomly thought-up responses to s.b.e. now and
then, when I get in the mood to do so; This way it is all up to our selldom loopy benefactor and
moderator, Josh, to make these post available to anyone who can stand having their AEVASIVEness
analyzed. ;-)
P
evolution here in sbe.
We are not seeing much molecular evolutionary biology discussed here except mainly what is initiated
by Hendricks. (The "histone code" is marvelously sense-making.)
However we are getting wonderful opportunities to study human psychology here!
And, to me this is fascinating.
JM and AW are nice behold in their almost-as-capable-as-possible striving to be constructively
analytical.
Thanks guys!
Hendricks is another guy that is more intelligent than I (in some, to me obvious, ways) - but who
is at the same time *nicely* naive and not without some appreciation of my SEPTIC humored and
'pooetic' efforts.
And John Edser is another unique character - and a musician to boot! Thank you, John, for accepting
(if not accEPTing) that to categorize amongst selective pressures might be a good thing to do; and
for having made me happy believing that "this might be a guy who also prefers to apply Darwinian
theoretical thinking from an individual-centric prespective, and who perceived the need to
prioritize amongst more or less pressing needs as much as he does in respect of more or less primary
causations!
Believe me or not, but I have tried to convince _myself_ , and only secondarily others, that I can
describe and understand a very important but at the same time very actively ignored aspect of how we
all (or at least most of us) are.
I HAVE FAILED in respect of nearly all "others", and I, as it turns out, am prepared to accEPT that
only I and nobody else have, can, or wish to experience, some rare (excEPTional
insights into whatis *really going on* in the sphere of the human species.
Anyway, I might continue to post some not quite randomly thought-up responses to s.b.e. now and
then, when I get in the mood to do so; This way it is all up to our selldom loopy benefactor and
moderator, Josh, to make these post available to anyone who can stand having their AEVASIVEness
analyzed. ;-)
P