Comments on: Rethinking Darwin http://salamin.bagarinao.com/2009/01/30/rethinking-darwin/ ...life is an optical illusion Wed, 18 Jan 2012 11:36:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Nathaniel A. Baluyo http://salamin.bagarinao.com/2009/01/30/rethinking-darwin/#comment-3710 Nathaniel A. Baluyo Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:34:18 +0000 http://salamin.bagarinao.com/2009/01/30/rethinking-darwin/#comment-3710 Baggy, I was surprised reading your name again and a lot attached. I'm so proud of you. You and me passed the same SSP exam in 1988 and I remembered the last time we met in Ormoc bus terminal when you were still in UP. About Darwin, it must been in one of his dreams that the human mind evolves too fast from one generation to the next. Why does the most intellegent creature exist only in the tiny tip of earth's history? Did the gods toiled so hard so they decided to make man, a worker? They did not mate with man at first though some of them later did, they perfected a hybrid. Like men today trying to decode his owned structure but not for the same worthy purpose I guess. Hope to hear you soon. Baggy, I was surprised reading your name again and a lot attached. I’m so proud of you. You and me passed the same SSP exam in 1988 and I remembered the last time we met in Ormoc bus terminal when you were still in UP. About Darwin, it must been in one of his dreams that the human mind evolves too fast from one generation to the next. Why does the most intellegent creature exist only in the tiny tip of earth’s history? Did the gods toiled so hard so they decided to make man, a worker? They did not mate with man at first though some of them later did, they perfected a hybrid. Like men today trying to decode his owned structure but not for the same worthy purpose I guess. Hope to hear you soon.

]]> By: bw http://salamin.bagarinao.com/2009/01/30/rethinking-darwin/#comment-3574 bw Sun, 01 Feb 2009 18:36:43 +0000 http://salamin.bagarinao.com/2009/01/30/rethinking-darwin/#comment-3574 I would gate crash my way into that lecture hall if I had the chance believe me :lol: I don't know Darwin that much too because evolution was considered taboo for quite a while since it infringes on the concept of biblical creation. The physical survival of the specie that is most adaptable holds a lot of water I think. The one thing that really puzzles me is how man had grown so intelligent over the centuries and I have been more intrigued when I hear about aliens mating with humans that resulted in former ape men becoming more intelligent. I always thought this notion was silly but when I watched a TV science special about aliens visiting the earth and mating with humans I became even more intrigued :shock: I would gate crash my way into that lecture hall if I had the chance believe me :lol: I don’t know Darwin that much too because evolution was considered taboo for quite a while since it infringes on the concept of biblical creation.

The physical survival of the specie that is most adaptable holds a lot of water I think. The one thing that really puzzles me is how man had grown so intelligent over the centuries and I have been more intrigued when I hear about aliens mating with humans that resulted in former ape men becoming more intelligent. I always thought this notion was silly but when I watched a TV science special about aliens visiting the earth and mating with humans I became even more intrigued :shock:

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