Posts tagged “evolution”
The Scarlet M
I’ve been thinking lately that there should be some way to flag others on Facebook to remind yourself to ignore them. Of course you can unfriend people; I’m not talking about that. I’m primarily talking about friends of friends. I kind of like the idea of a scarlet M, for moron. Frequently I’ll read a
Daily David
View the Daily David from August 4th, 2010
Genetics and Evolution
… some wonderful comments on genetics and evolution from the USS Clueless …
AI
Life began with direct coding on bare, carbon-chemistry hardware, like amino acids and proteins. Higher programming languages, like DNA and RNA, evolved gradually. Computers began in a similar fashion, with programmers coding on to the bare machinery of their circuits. Higher programming languages have followed, each generation more powerful than the last. There is, of
Far Side
“I know you miss the Wainwrights, Bobby, but they were weak and stupid people – and that’s why we have wolves and other large predators.” Update: I received an email from Gary Larson’s attorneys requesting very, very strongly that I remove the image. :0(
University of Otago Department of Anatomy and Structural Biology program
New Zealand My good friend Chris O’Brien was tentatively accepted into the University of Otago‘s Department of Anatomy and Structural Biology’s program to work on his PhD in Bio-Archaeology and Human Evolution.