Comments on: Darwin Day 2008: Viva La Evolution! http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/ University of Washington's home for students of all flavors. Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:16:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: What's your ethnicity? - Page 6 - Xtreme CPU http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-24 What's your ethnicity? - Page 6 - Xtreme CPU Tue, 12 Feb 2008 01:35:51 +0000 http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-24 [...] One of the lectures is titled "Evolution Made Easy"... seems to be what you're looking for. Darwin Day 2008: Viva La Evolution! | UW's Secular Student Union You might check to see if there is anything going on in your location. Everyone understands the [...] [...] One of the lectures is titled “Evolution Made Easy”… seems to be what you’re looking for. Darwin Day 2008: Viva La Evolution! | UW’s Secular Student Union You might check to see if there is anything going on in your location. Everyone understands the [...]

]]> By: Dov Henis http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-23 Dov Henis Mon, 11 Feb 2008 10:35:37 +0000 http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-23 Natural Selection, tomorrow's Comprehension From "Life, Tomorrow's Comprehension" http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-P81pQcU1dLBbHgtjQjxG_Q--?cq=1&p=372 Chapter II Natural Selection Is A Two Level Interdependent Affair 1) Evolution ensues from genome/genes modifications ("mutations"), inherently ever more of them as new functional options arise for the organism. 2) Modifications of genome's functional capabilities can be explained by the second-stratum organism's culture-life-experience feedbacks to its genome, its prime/base organism. The route-modification selection of a replicating gene, when it is at its alternative-splicing-steps junctions, is biased by the feedback gained by the genome, the parent organism, from the culture-life-experience of its progeny big organism. THIS IS HOW EVOLUTION COMES ABOUT. 3) The challenge now is to figure out the detailed seperate steps involved in introducing and impressing the big organism's experiences (culture) feedbacks on its founding parents' genome's genes, followed by the detailed seperate steps involved in biasing-directing the genes to prefer-select the biased-favored splicing. 4) I find it astonishing that only very few persons, non-professional as well as professional biologists-evolutionists, have the clear conception that selection for survival occurs on two interdependent levels - (a) during the life of the second-stratum progeny organism in its environment, and (b) during the life of its genome, which is also an organism. Most, if not all, persons think - incorrectly - that evolution is about randomly occurring genes-genome modifications ("mutations") followed with selection by survival of the progeny organism in its environment. Whereas actually evolution is the interdependent , interactive and interenhencing selection at both the two above levels. end chapter II Dov Henis Natural Selection, tomorrow’s Comprehension

From “Life, Tomorrow’s Comprehension”

http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-P81pQcU1dLBbHgtjQjxG_Q–?cq=1&p=372

Chapter II

Natural Selection Is A Two Level Interdependent Affair

1) Evolution ensues from genome/genes modifications (”mutations”), inherently ever more of them as new functional options arise for the organism.

2) Modifications of genome’s functional capabilities can be explained by the second-stratum organism’s culture-life-experience feedbacks to its genome, its prime/base organism. The route-modification selection of a replicating gene, when it is at its alternative-splicing-steps junctions, is biased by the feedback gained by the genome, the parent organism, from the culture-life-experience of its progeny big organism. THIS IS HOW EVOLUTION COMES ABOUT.

3) The challenge now is to figure out the detailed seperate steps involved in introducing and impressing the big organism’s experiences (culture) feedbacks on its founding parents’ genome’s genes, followed by the detailed seperate steps involved in biasing-directing the genes to prefer-select the biased-favored splicing.

4) I find it astonishing that only very few persons, non-professional as well as professional biologists-evolutionists, have the clear conception that selection for survival occurs on two interdependent levels - (a) during the life of the second-stratum progeny organism in its environment, and (b) during the life of its genome, which is also an organism. Most, if not all, persons think - incorrectly - that evolution is about randomly occurring genes-genome modifications (”mutations”) followed with selection by survival of the progeny organism in its environment. Whereas actually evolution is the interdependent , interactive and interenhencing selection at both the two above levels.

end chapter II

Dov Henis

]]> By: Friendly Atheist » What Are You Doing for Darwin Day? http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-22 Friendly Atheist » What Are You Doing for Darwin Day? Sat, 09 Feb 2008 18:01:27 +0000 http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-22 [...] University of Washington Secular Student Union has a full slate of activities planned. And a nifty poster, [...] [...] University of Washington Secular Student Union has a full slate of activities planned. And a nifty poster, [...]

]]> By: Lex http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-21 Lex Fri, 08 Feb 2008 00:46:14 +0000 http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-21 Your poster and brochure do not specify any date. I assume you mean to run informational tables but you do not specify times. Must you be a student to volunteer for that? Your poster and brochure do not specify any date. I assume you mean to run informational tables but you do not specify times. Must you be a student to volunteer for that?

]]> By: Elizabeth http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-20 Elizabeth Thu, 07 Feb 2008 07:40:28 +0000 http://students.washington.edu/secular/2008/02/06/darwin-day-2008-viva-la-evolution/#comment-20 I'm game for tabling. On Tuesday, I can join around 2:45. On Monday, I can show up around 11:30 or 11:45 and stay until whenever. If anyone else wants to do FSM on Monday, I can wear my pirate costume and bring the signs. Can also lend pirate-y accessories/garments to other girls (medium sizes for the most part). Looking forward to this. :) I’m game for tabling.

On Tuesday, I can join around 2:45.

On Monday, I can show up around 11:30 or 11:45 and stay until whenever. If anyone else wants to do FSM on Monday, I can wear my pirate costume and bring the signs. Can also lend pirate-y accessories/garments to other girls (medium sizes for the most part).

Looking forward to this. :)

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