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@zedvictor4
Ya, chil dude !
The overstated contributions of women and blacks in science.
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@FLRW
Ya, chil dude !
Is he too hot for you?
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@Shila
Am I too hot for you?
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@FLRW
Am I too hot for you?
You have a well developed ego for your age.
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@yachilviveyachali
Nice to have another woman on board.
So let me give you something to think about.
In respect of material/universal evolution, how do you envisage the future role of organic intelligence?
That asked:
Every nation will have it's messy bits in someone's eyes.
And relative to scale, Planet Earth is either a tiny speck of cosmic dust or an inexhaustible ball of molten lava.
And I speculate that your origins are culturally different to mine.
And for sure, simulation theory has its pro's, so in that respect what I imagined has no guarantee of being a factual representation of reality.
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@Greyparrot
What you and others like you.
That's you then.
Yep, we're here for a universal nanosecond, genes and all. And then nothing.
And the Earth will be here for a universal minute or two and then be vaporised by it's lord and master.
To what extent Earth formed intelligence will pervade the universe is fascinating to think about, though it's cultural origins I'm guessing will be dominantly technological, rather than biological.
And shellfish sure were and still are amazing critters.
The temporary lives and deposition of shellfish, is in some ways similar to the temporary lives and deposition of organic data...Both familial, both genetic, both laying the foundations for the future of something.
Whether or not shellfish formed separatist cultural and religious societies is not possible to say.
Though Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists and Jews are just you and I in various disguises.
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@FLRW
Yep.
Testosterone overenthusiasm do ya think?
I've got a new friend, her name is Yachilveveyachali.
Though I still have feelings for Shila.
Not forgetting Mrs Zed of course.
And any other cutie that catches my eye.
Thought Yachi and Shila only metaphorically catch my eye.
It's their minds that enthral me.
Not 1 mention of Marie Curie. Nor any knowledge of how teams work to get things done in science while 1 name tends to take credit.
Brilliant nonsense. Useless thread. Achieved nothing good.
George Washington Carver (c. 1864[1] – January 5, 1943) was an American agricultural scientist and inventor who promoted alternative crops to cotton and methods to prevent soil depletion.[2] He was one of the most prominent black scientists of the early 20th century.
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Haaaalp plssss https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Washington_Carver
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@AdaptableRatman
Threads always stimulate good brain activity.
Though extracting wisdom from wit is not everyone's ball game.
Yep. Marie Curie sacrificed herself in the name of science, and hubby Pierre was run over by a horse and cart.
They both discovered that shit happens.
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@zedvictor4
Though Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists and Jews are just you and I in various disguises.
It’s not a disguise, it is a belief system they follow.