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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Spontaneous Evolution by Brad Johnson
Hey guys;
I'm Elberth and I found something very intresting for us!
Do you believe in Spontaneous evolution? Ufo's? Cosmic rays?
Here you are:
http://altimatrix.com/2012-and-your-dna
I haven't read all the blog's information. But as far as I understood I would say I agree almost about everything there. A lot of things go beyond my imagination's capacity, but we cannot deny we suffer pression from everything that is around us. From human relation to changes in nature, in our neighborhood or outside our galaxy, we are expose to influences from all around, even from inside us.
But there is something to focus on. There is no theory enough complete to explain all the changes on human being or even on nature. On the same time we are under pression from other sources, we put pression on them. And some of those pressions cannot be explained through theories and maths results.
Maybe culture has something to add to all. The way we judge the world, and analyse the problems vary to each person. Our history, or "the personal culture" build up the cultural patterns of our development. We cannot treat as natural something that has being build during ages and has being adding information to a social system.
Elberth, as I said, I haven't read the whole article. But is a good source of debate. I just tried to bring a complementary point of view.
Hey Elberth, good tip.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read all the blog's information. But as far as I understood I would say I agree almost about everything there. A lot of things go beyond my imagination's capacity, but we cannot deny we suffer pression from everything that is around us. From human relation to changes in nature, in our neighborhood or outside our galaxy, we are expose to influences from all around, even from inside us.
But there is something to focus on. There is no theory enough complete to explain all the changes on human being or even on nature. On the same time we are under pression from other sources, we put pression on them. And some of those pressions cannot be explained through theories and maths results.
Maybe culture has something to add to all.
The way we judge the world, and analyse the problems vary to each person. Our history, or "the personal culture" build up the cultural patterns of our development. We cannot treat as natural something that has being build during ages and has being adding information to a social system.
Elberth, as I said, I haven't read the whole article. But is a good source of debate. I just tried to bring a complementary point of view.
Thanks once again for your tip.
Sincerely,
Leo