...forward, and a spastic gasm in between Subgeniuses, Renegade Processans, Misbegotten dianeticians, fuck-ons, smackers, liars, whores, fun guys Mushroom people inside the invisible ones intestinal lining Symbiotic worms and mitochondria, multiple brains each it's own life- form Colonies not unities, polychromaticectotectonicmultimixing- ellementals Fakes and fakirs, dupes and divine, right and wrong ...

... looking forward, and a spastic gasm in between Subgeniuses, Renegade Processans, Misbegotten dianeticians, fuck-ons, smackers, liars, whores, fun guys Mushroom people inside the invisible ones intestinal lining Symbiotic worms and mitochondria, multiple brains each it's own life- form Colonies not unities, polychromaticectotectonicmultimixing- ellementals Fakes and fakirs, dupes and divine, right and wrong By the time you finish ...

...began. No need for a fluke event or a pop and adapt scenario. Instead we should look for repair mechanisms that overall support the stability of all life. 2. Not evolution as competition between species or symbiotic development. Instead evolution is steps for the single entity of life to better adapt and stabilize in its environment. And through that process even gain some control over the environment for even better survival. Note the Gaia...

... of civilization itself to the State as well. Face it, all of it was created by slavery and despotism. So our relationship with the State is not entirely as a host to a parasite, but is more symbiotic than that. States that bleed their hosts completely dry without offering anything back wind up killing themselves. States suffer from a kind of natural selection too. In any case, there are those who suffer from the misapprehension ...

On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 08:36:35 -0700, Hamady wrote: ........ an American professor of Astronomy, George Greenstein, writes in his book The Symbiotic Universe: As we survey all the evidence, the thought insistently arises that some supernatural agency – or, rather Agency – must be involved. The thought that "instantly arises" 'instantly arose' at humanity's dawn. A bird is also a thought that "instantly arises". A ...

... to her fundamental constants must remain the most compelling evidence for an element of cosmic design. (9) In relation to the same fact, an American professor of Astronomy, George Greenstein, writes in his book The Symbiotic Universe: As we survey all the evidence, the thought insistently arises that some supernatural agency – or, rather Agency – must be involved. (10) THE CREATION OF MATTER The atom, the building-block of ...

...but inferred. Inference is one way of knowing through association. Inference is guesswork, not knowledge. I think symbols and ideas are two forms of the same thing. Then you don't think that an idea can live in a symbol either. I think two forms of the same thing can merge or be symbiotic with one another. Non sequitur. What is a form? The qualities that can be observed directly.

... I think symbols and ideas are two forms of the same thing. Then you don't think that an idea can live in a symbol either. I think two forms of the same thing can merge or be symbiotic with one another. Non sequitur. It's a convenient metaphor. Not to be confused with the thing itself. Of course not, but metaphors are useful descriptions of things that attempt to find a resonance in the experiences and...

...its function of creating the new life-form. Observes that we should be ready and willing to form a symbiotic relationship with this new entity. Ch 14: Examines the convergence of some key technologies, the synergy of ... be ours for the taking if we are only smart enough to live peacefully and to form a loose symbiotic relationship with the new predominant life form. Ch 17: Speculative musings as to the propagation and continuing evolution ...

...@y21g2000hsf.googlegroups.com DarkMatter <darkmatter34@yahoo.com> wrote: Libertarian individualism is a contradiction because humans are social animals and not just individuals. However, we are neither hive animals nor symbiotes nor parasites. Human relationships are voluntary. Human trade relationships are based on the exchange of things of value, either property or labor. -- Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN bert@iphouse.com