A look on the long term study of e coli evolution in the lab. Dr Richard Lenski and his team have spent 20 years (working with around 45,000 generations of e coli) scrupulously experimenting and documenting their findings on how competition for limited resources results in natural selection of beneficial mutations within the population.
I appreciate you sharing so many thought provoking videos with us. What do you think of this article I just came upon?
ReplyDeletehttp://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/04/12/does-reason-know-what-it-is-missing/?ref=global-home
I recognise the name Jürgen Habermas but I can't recall anything he has written wich I have read.
ReplyDeleteJürgen Habermas is not a person of direct influence to me or my opions.
I am not fond of reading a person telling what another person have said/written.
A lot is lost in translations and I am terrible at German.
In this case there is both a translator from German to English and then a person (Stanley Fish) interpreting on what Jürgen Habermas thinks.
Thats bad to re-comment on.
I like this Richard Dawkins calls for arrest of Pope Benedict XVI