Re: [Phys-l] Another alternative theory horror

[Bernard Cleyet <bernardcleyet@redshift.com>]

On 2011, Aug 30, , at 17:36, Jack Uretsky wrote:

> This one I recognize.  Taking phrases out of context is a form of sleae.
> 					Regards,
> 						Jack


Come now.

Your (that) sentence was the "set up" for my punchline -- using your whole quote would have likely left only an initial puzzlement.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punch_line

bc may give up jokes on phys-l 






> On 2008, Feb 10, , at 14:05, Jack Uretsky wrote:
>
> > Why evolution?
> >      Because it is the economical explanation of an overwhelming set of
> > facts.  For example:
> >      Why is it that your DNA is essentially the same as that of a yeast
> > cell?
> >      Why is it that we can trace out the development of critters, as
> > revealed by paleobiology, also in DNA, by looking at the conserved
> > regions?  In that connection, see the evolutionary biology article in
> > Nature. 14 September '06, p. 149, tracing out the human accelerated
> > regions of the human genome in compariswon with similar regions of the
> > chimpanzee and other mammalian genomes; this research is leading to an
> > awareness of the importance of non-coding regions of the genome.
> >      Why, in fact are all genomes so similar?
> >      Why is there a gill stage in human development?
> >      Perhaps you wife can equip you with a few more "why" questions.
> >                              Regards,
> >                                      Jack