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Another Flew over the cuckoo’s nest #7
John Barrow may be right that biologists are not real scientists (see Another Flew over the cuckoo’s nest #1). Biologists may be poor conceptual thinkers compared to cosmologists and physicists.… more →
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Ecology - Watson, Lyall "Dark Nature; A Natural History of Evil" 1995, Sceptre
apostleofreason wrote 1 month ago: p22 “Ecology is concerned with two basic problems: distribution and abundance.” p48 … more →
Definition: 'Phenotype'
apostleofreason wrote 1 month ago: A phenotype is the expression of the genotype in an environment (at a given time). … more →
The Genetic Profile Meets Greg Glassman's 10 Attributes of Fitness
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theorytopractice wrote 1 month ago: “There are people who believe everything is sane and sensible that is done with a solemn face. … more →
Your Genes-The New Commodities Bonanza
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patriotdems wrote 1 month ago: It’s finally here, folks. Bio-terrorism meets bio-marketing. Fauxgressive President Obama, ma … more →
A Question of Genetics
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theorytopractice wrote 2 months ago: “Adversity has the effect of eliciting talents which, in prosperous circumstances, would have … more →
Criteria for the polycystic ovary syndrome
fertstert wrote 3 months ago: To the Editor: I have read with interest the extensive revision and establishment of criteria for th … more →
Another Flew over the cuckoo’s nest #7
Chris Lawrence wrote 5 months ago: John Barrow may be right that biologists are not real scientists (see Another Flew over the cuckoo … more →
Another Flew over the cuckoo’s nest #6
Chris Lawrence wrote 5 months ago: In the last few pages of Chapter 3 (ATHEISM CALMLY CONSIDERED), Antony Flew trots out his version of … more →
Is Neutral Evolution Useful for Evolutionary Computation? Part I
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wwwilson wrote 5 months ago: Based on publications, and responses from reviewers on the subject, it is evident that neutral evolu … more →
Extending the Phenotype in Evolutionary Computing
wwwilson wrote 6 months ago: In his very readable book “The Extended Phenotype“, Dawkins defined the “Extended … more →
Indigos-14 Commandments Parallel?
ilinews wrote 6 months ago: On 24 November 2003, I made a great discovery in micronational culture terms: the Indigos-Fifth Worl … more →
Great god progress
Chris Lawrence wrote 6 months ago: Herbert Spencer (1820-1903) was as passionate about evolution as his contemporary and life-long frie … more →
Surprising Phenotypes of Fraternal Twins
Rosalie wrote 7 months ago: A chance of one million to one! A striking combination – light & dark. Take a look at th … more →
7th Grade Science 12/10/08
guysimpson wrote 7 months ago: > Warm-Up: Screaming About Ice Cream [Article Summary] > Punnett Square Practice > Studen … more →
Search, Neutral Evolution and Mapping in Evolutionary Computing: A Case Study of Grammatical Evolution
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wwwilson wrote 7 months ago: The above is the title of my paper that has been accepted by IEEE Trans. on Evolutionary Computing. … more →
Mathematical models used to determine sperm donor limits for infertility treatment
fertstert wrote 8 months ago: To the Editor: In the August 2008 issue of Fertility and Sterility, Sawyer and McDonald provide a … more →
Dawkin's "extended phenotype", an extension or a revolution?
leishmaniabudayyeh wrote 8 months ago: Posted by: Issa Abu-Dayyeh The extended phenotype, a relatively longer and a more difficult reading … more →
7. From Genes To Traits: How Genotype Affects Phenotype
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Bora Zivkovic wrote 8 months ago: One often hears news reports about discoveries of a “gene for X”, e.g., gene for alcohol … more →
The U.S. Metis dilemma
Tiernan O Faolain wrote 1 year ago: Reading about Obama’s goals for Native policy reminds me of the dilemma faced by Mixed-Blood I … more →
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