New essay on genetic adaptation

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01 Aug 2009, 9:55 am

The Role of Genetic Adaptation in the Creation of New Ideals, Societies, and Political Systems

"Through the embrace of genetic adaptation we have the power to shape our entire destinies as human beings, to control our means of satisfaction and fulfillment, and to coordinate our entire mode of thinking to new laws and forms of government. This opens the door to a wealth of exciting possibilities in which alternative and perhaps even superior means to happiness and enlightenment can be explored."

Essays I may end up writing:

A Treatise on Morality
Supernatural Numbers and Undecidable Arithmetical Statements
Drug Use: Facts and Fallacies
School Shootings: My Perspective as a Past Victim of Bullying
Mass Refutation of Arguments Against Voluntary Euthanasia
A Treatise and Inquiry Into Common Beliefs and Gestures

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01 Aug 2009, 10:00 am

Hrmph, not to rain on your parade but... Do you mention the bad side of genetic applications too? (i think we both know what i mean <.< ) I admittedly haven't read your essay yet. So think of it as an opportunity to tell us more about it. =P

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01 Aug 2009, 10:14 am

A bit rambling and disconnected.

May I ask what your background in genetics is? By what mechanism do you propose this genetic adaptation to a new form of government could possible take place?

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01 Aug 2009, 10:55 am

MikeH106 wrote:

The Role of Genetic Adaptation in the Creation of New Ideals, Societies, and Political Systems

"Through the embrace of genetic adaptation we have the power to shape our entire destinies as human beings, to control our means of satisfaction and fulfillment, and to coordinate our entire mode of thinking to new laws and forms of government. This opens the door to a wealth of exciting possibilities in which alternative and perhaps even superior means to happiness and enlightenment can be explored."

Essays I may end up writing:

A Treatise on Morality
Supernatural Numbers and Undecidable Arithmetical Statements
Drug Use: Facts and Fallacies
School Shootings: My Perspective as a Past Victim of Bullying
A Treatise and Inquiry Into Common Beliefs and Gestures

I imagine if you get over aggressive in any of your essays and provoke a good many nasty people you may well end up so I advise caution.

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01 Aug 2009, 11:43 am

MikeH106 wrote:

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Supernatural Numbers and Undecidable Arithmetical Statements

If x is a supernatural number is x + 1 also supernatural?

What is the smallest supernatural number?

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01 Aug 2009, 11:47 am

x divided by something close to infinity? <.< (sorry if that made no sense, not in my math mood atm)

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01 Aug 2009, 11:49 am

phil777 wrote:

x divided by something close to infinity? <.< (sorry if that made no sense, not in my math mood atm)

How close to infinity can one get?

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01 Aug 2009, 11:51 am

I was hesitating to simply put x divided by infinity, see? =.= So i tried to aim for a compromise.

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01 Aug 2009, 11:55 am

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I was hesitating to simply put x divided by infinity, see? =.= So i tried to aim for a compromise.

Believe me, infinity is a son of a b***h. It won't compromise.

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01 Aug 2009, 11:57 am

I'll keep that in mind =.= .

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01 Aug 2009, 1:42 pm

You can discuss supernatural numbers on this thread. I don't mind.

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01 Aug 2009, 2:18 pm

MikeH106 wrote:

You can discuss supernatural numbers on this thread. I don't mind.

But is it a matter of gaining your permission or a matter of possibility?

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01 Aug 2009, 4:52 pm

I wish the whole adaption of genetics applied to me...

Then again, it's probably my ASD kickn' in...../:

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