The Dini-gration of Darwinism

AgapePress ^ | April 29, 2003 | Mike S. Adams

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[Aric2000]

Ichneumon, bar none that I have seen so far, although Dimensio comes in a close 2nd and Right wing Professor comes in close third.

But I think Ichneumon is by far the most proven knowledgeable, considering his lengthy and very specific and fact filled posts.

No offense to the rest of you guys, I think that you know a lot too, but if I were to pick one, he would be it.

[Dark Knight]

This is a bit tough. Hospice is not a nice environment. Watching my GM die was not a pleasant experience There was no comfort in it.

I really believe that we have a bunch of clues here, right now that are greatly important in quality of life decisions. We don't use them. We can use Growth hormone and hormone balancing to help those that don't have the genes to do 100 plus naturally.

We don't and it is expensive.

A set of coupled equations.

DK

[Heartlander]

WHICH VERTEBRATES MAKE VITAMIN C?

Hope this helps...

[Aric2000]

Hmm, maybe ignorance is NOT bliss, because ALS sure is angry all the time.

Is there a particular reason why you are so pissed off, or is that pissed on?

So besides being clueless, ignorant(with an IQ of 167), and a total buffoon, are there any traits that you actually share with the human race?

Maybe this is my pet parrot, probably pissed because I clipped his flight feathers.

[js1138]

I'm not particularly interested in the Platonic level or in prolonging this life indefinitely. But either we submit to the will of Allah on everything, or we use our minds to improve our live and minimise suffering.

[ALS]

relax

[Heartlander]

But either we submit to the will of Allah on everything, or we use our minds to improve our live and minimise suffering.

These are the only choices?

[Dark Knight]

Now I am surely more confused than when I started out.

That is the burden of science, I guess.

DK

[js1138]

I'm pretty sure that if we had the science to make people live comfortably to 90+ then rich people would do it. We don't and they don't. I come from a long line of Nonagenerians. But after 85, things get dicey.

[Dark Knight]

I'd like to say I do too, but my ancestors keep getting hit by cars in their 80's. How those 80's cars continue to do it...

We have a bunch of stuff about genetic replication and telomeres, that are the stuff of longevity. We are at the beginnings of why there is genetic degradation. That is a start of the next question. How do we stop unecessary aging?

I think it is a worthwhile question.

DK

[general_re]

My reasonable guess is that the terminology of political science stems from a time before scientistic thinkers began to aspire to a monopoly. Back then science meant a knowledge of whatever, similar to what Greek suffix -logy means today.

A reasonable guess. Actually, it dates to the latter half of the 19'th century and the beginning of the 20'th century, back when the flower of Cartesian determinism was in full bloom - you know, back when Freud dreamed of reducing individual human behavior to an empirical science. And at the same general time, a regular rogue's gallery of progressive fellows with names like Henry Jones Ford and Frank Goodnow and A. Lawrence Lowell dreamed of reducing collective human political behavior to an empirical science. The fact that the predictive powers of political "science" are virtually nil has hardly slowed it's virus-like spread, even beginning to infect foreign shores these days....

[Dark Knight]

I'd like to say I do too, but my ancestors keep getting hit by cars in their 80's. How those 80's cars continue to do it...

We have a bunch of stuff about genetic replication and telomeres, that are the stuff of longevity. We are at the beginnings of why there is genetic degradation. That is a start of the next question. How do we stop unecessary aging?

I think it is a worthwhile question.

DK

[ALS]

understand proteins better

[cornelis]

Right, the shift is 17th c. and on, the older meaning at least from 4th c. BC where for Aristotle political science concerned commensurability more than predictability.

[Dark Knight]

Huh.

That was a very enlightning comment but my immediate response wanted to be FO...

Is this communication clear???


DK

[ALS]

Yes, you have an anger management problem.

[Dark Knight]

>>Yes, you have an anger management problem.<<

Maybe, but I have undergone numerous and extensive testing. They say no.

Your criteria to make this judgement?

Please include information on yourself, and how I can get my reputation back once you have denigrated it.

Dillitante warning. A person with little knowledge has proclaimed an ideal in an open forum. Warning, Warning.


Care to take an MMPI or MMPPI?


If you haven't for a job, then back off. No one cares if you are sane.

Dk
Sorry, Tough love is important for the hard cases.

[AndrewC]

Hey! Did you guys notice? You either made a transistor(PNP or NPN choose your sides) or a baloney sandwich!

general, just joking ;^)

[Dark Knight]

Gee, I guess no one cares.

What a shock.

DK