... only because it's been shown in several studies I have read/seen. But am I being biased? Am I not looking enough to the other side? I worry about that sometimes. I tried checking the tags here for evolution, etc. and have come up empty. Perhaps you all here could help reinstill my belief that we are best suited to a plant-based diet. Please watch the youtube video below...this was one thing I just...
To my LJ friends: yes, I feel better. More on that later. To everyone: Here's the next page of Natural Evolution. I might miss a few updates this week as I will be living it up at the Alternative Press Expo in beautiful San Fran Sisko. As a thinly-veiled Star Trek rip-off, I feel the need to distinguish my universe somewhat from the original. You won't find any sound effects in vacuum or starships...
...his body impression and his foot prints from so long ago.
Next: Earth in a Dry Humour.
To learn about real early tetropods in the Devonian Period a good, if mildly technical, work is Jennifer A. Clack’s GainingGround: The Origin and Early Evolution of Tetrapods . An informative read.
Originally published at Mythusmage Opines . You can comment here or there .
And so ends my relationship with Darius. After a very long, and on my part tear filled talk on Skype, about 4 hours altogether, we came to a mutual agreement that the void between us would not close, and a relationship would not work unless it did. So as of now we are no longer dating.
Normally I don't do this, but blue_aardvark posed two excellent questions to yesterday's entry (2008-10-27) that were just too involved to be simplified into a comment back. (1) Why do humans... and reconfiguring them, mashing them together, inverting them, and so on. This behaviour is part chaos and random and part order, and also can presumably be replicated through complex programming
Perhaps our greatest fear is that of the fear of death. This fear is so powerful and dreaded that no one even talks about it at all, but yet it always knaws at our brain and haunts us until our very last...that will give you some insights into the mysteries of the human soul and to learn all that we can about the immortality of ones spiritual being and to make our peace with both God and with ourselves
...one argument for yes and one for no, and i'd love to hear any other random musings on this topic from you folks. here are my responses: 1. YES. the modern-day, intellectual christian can even fit evolution into his/her beliefs. (of course, i'm not a christian, so maybe i'm missing some fundamental fact here - please feel free to correct me!) who's to say that god didn't make one little speck of...
...Contact (!) and (hopefully) fewer Flame Wars , but these luxuries come at a price that most aren't willing to pay in today's hyper-paced society. So, how do you save something slated for obsolesces? Evolution, of course. Change. It's that simple. Picking the right path is obviously tricky, but it's not exactly Rocket Science. Robotics maybe , but not Rocket Science. Let's hope it's not too late to...
...wisdom that has been stored up through countless incarnations and through so many races, civilizations and the various root races that we all have passed through over millions of years of spiritualevolution. This will continue until we all have achieved soul contact and are living a spiritual life which will have a sort of chain reaction that will indeed galvanize many into a kind of spiritual activity...
