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Re: QANTAS engineers are arseholes     

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Author: Sr20goer
Date: Jun 23, 2008 23:44

... of these home-grown terrorists, or in favour of them, its what makes the world go round, if you want a 'only post here if you agree with me else i'll label you and all your agreer's as trolls' then you sure as hell are in the wrong place. Res - who was once in a terrorist organisation (union), over 20 years ago and never ever will be again. ...
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Re: QANTAS engineers are arseholes     

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Author: Sr20goer
Date: Jun 23, 2008 18:49

...in disgust of these home-grown terrorists, or in favour of them, its what makes the world go round, if you want a 'only post here if you agree with me else i'll label you and all your agreer's as trolls' then you sure as hell are in the wrong place. Res - who was once in a terrorist organisation (union), over 20 years ago and never ever will be again. Res Good try...
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Re: A call for book recommendations, and the old "Selfish Gene" controversy     

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Author: ErikW
Date: Jan 20, 2007 18:05

...that the gene-centric evolution theory is widely accepted. However, I should not blind myself to the fact that the sources I have come across -- as a reader of, and frequent "agreer" with, Richard Dawkins -- may be biased. As such I ask you, hopefully a representative cross-section of the evolutionary biology community, the question: Am I safe in regarding the gene-...
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Re: A call for book recommendations, and the old "Selfish Gene" controversy     

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Author: dkomo
Date: Jan 19, 2007 10:50

... that the gene-centric evolution theory is widely accepted. However, I should not blind myself to the fact that the sources I have come across -- as a reader of, and frequent "agreer" with, Richard Dawkins -- may be biased. As such I ask you, hopefully a representative cross-section of the evolutionary biology community, the question: Am I safe in regarding the gene-centric...
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Re: A call for book recommendations, and the old "Selfish Gene" controversy     

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Author: Larry Moran
Date: Jan 18, 2007 14:39

...>> that the gene-centric evolution theory is widely accepted. However, I should not blind myself to the fact that the sources I have come across -- as a reader of, and frequent "agreer" with, Richard Dawkins -- may be biased. As such I ask you, hopefully a representative cross-section of the evolutionary biology community, the question: Am I safe in regarding the gene-centric ...
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Re: A call for book recommendations, and the old "Selfish Gene" controversy     

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Author: ErikW
Date: Jan 18, 2007 14:39

...that the gene-centric evolution theory is widely accepted. However, I should not blind myself to the fact that the sources I have come across -- as a reader of, and frequent "agreer" with, Richard Dawkins -- may be biased. As such I ask you, hopefully a representative cross-section of the evolutionary biology community, the question: Am I safe in regarding the gene-centric...
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Re: A call for book recommendations, and the old "Selfish Gene" controversy     

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Author: Tim Tyler
Date: Jan 17, 2007 09:52

... that the gene-centric evolution theory is widely accepted. However, I should not blind myself to the fact that the sources I have come across -- as a reader of, and frequent "agreer" with, Richard Dawkins -- may be biased. As such I ask you, hopefully a representative cross-section of the evolutionary biology community, the question: Am I safe in regarding the gene-centric view ...
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Re: A call for book recommendations, and the old "Selfish Gene" controversy     

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Author: RAGLANDMYCOOL
Date: Jan 16, 2007 16:13

... that the gene-centric evolution theory is widely accepted. However, I should not blind myself to the fact that the sources I have come across -- as a reader of, and frequent "agreer" with, Richard Dawkins -- may be biased. As such I ask you, hopefully a representative cross-section of the evolutionary biology community, the question: Am I safe in regarding the gene-centric view ...
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Re: A call for book recommendations, and the old "Selfish Gene" controversy     

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Author: DK
Date: Jan 16, 2007 16:12

... understand that the gene-centric evolution theory is widely accepted. However, I should not blind myself to the fact that the sources I have come across -- as a reader of, and frequent "agreer" with, Richard Dawkins -- may be biased. As such I ask you, hopefully a representative cross-section of the evolutionary biology community, the question: Am I safe in regarding the gene-centric ...
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Re: A call for book recommendations, and the old "Selfish Gene" controversy     

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Author: Perplexed in Peoria
Date: Jan 16, 2007 16:12

... that the gene-centric evolution theory is widely accepted. However, I should not blind myself to the fact that the sources I have come across -- as a reader of, and frequent "agreer" with, Richard Dawkins -- may be biased. As such I ask you, hopefully a representative cross-section of the evolutionary biology community, the question: Am I safe in regarding the gene-centric view ...
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