Chaos Theory

You can see that even each blob is fairly specialized already. I wouldn't compare that development to evolution. Just to the fact that cells specialize similarly at first, and then genes contain the instructions for actual development from there. It's just fun to compare it to evolution in some ways, with similarities then evolving into traits for each individual. It just shows how similar we are to having back bones, skin, teeth, organs in systems, and even the same systems from digestive to respiratory. We aren't all that different, but at the same time very different at the end result from very small differences at the genetic level. I hope this makes sense. If anyone can explain this all better, please do. Otherwise, just look up a bit yourself about notochord development in evolution compared to spinal cord development in embryos. Then animals who get vertebra compared to those who only have a notochord still. You don't get vertebrae forming in an embryo until you have the spinal cord forming. It's like building anything. You have to start with the basics and then add finishing touches. Having a body of the car made before the engine may result in the engine not fitting the body. Evolution just kinda follows that too. Why develope vertebra if you don't even have a notochord? How would you get spinal chords evolving if notochords don't show up first?

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Well, it's that all of us develope similarly at first because it makes sense to get our nerve system built, and all that first...(look at the stages of embryo dev'p for a few different species). Then the more complex later after the basics are laid down which make us all very different from other species. We all have nervous systems, and all vertebrates have their spinal cord form, we all have eyes/jaws/skin etc. Vertebrate development is fascinating. Look at a chicken embryo and a human embryo at 72 hours old to 2 weeks old. Look into induction/organogenesis/gastrulation/trophoblast/Ectoderm/mesoderm/endoderm. It's not going through stages of evolution, but development to a certain point needs to be similar at first to organize cell layers.

Does that feel good?

I think the site owner is laughing too, but sometimes you can't be too sure with her

What $*#*&@# inhabitants of mars??? ga ga wa na...bah!

OMFG! ++ :haha: :haha: :haha: :bs: The rest of them are just as bad...I had this dream of this alien family with these symbols on a badge they wore. I met thim in a field of flowers...la lallala

Where will I find the original information on dinos alive and well?

Darn, I thought that was the place to go to whine about and disprovoe pseudo science (what I like to do). I also thought this was a topic saying we might see the end of some pseudoscience through a new law or something. Ah well. I'll go snoop through and see what that topic has in it.

Although I used Choas Theory for my handle, I don't know much about it. You can refer to the skeptics' article in my siggy if you want.

nope, unless you're a homeopath. I read it again, and I still laughed

LOL! I think I know who should lighten up

Placebo effect is kind of keeping the patient delusional. Why give someone a treatment when they need a lesson in relaxation and positive thinking? Send them for some therapy instead so they aren't a bunch of nuts 'hooked' on placebos. A more positive outlook to therapy would be more beneficial. A good bedside manner with treatment is beneficial as well. A cold and non-communicating doctor will do more harm than his meds will do good. That is all we need to learn from homeopathy. A patient with cancer treatments and help for their stress and worry would go far. A nice hot stint in the sauna, listening to favorite music, or whatever else they feel is relaxing and helps their 'spirit' through any type of treatment. Stress never helps. Relaxation is a good stress cure. Did you know depression begins with a stressor? Mix that with prolonged stress and hopelessness and you get depression that you can't just snap out of. Your whole body gets messed up. Then it's a long road to recovery Learning how to deal with stress and keep your brain and body in good shape would go a long way to making people feel better, brighter and less fatigued. Eat right. Exercise. Learn effective stress mangement. Throw in a massage, or good music, and you're good to go. Prevention. Then you won't get to that unhealthy state that people are trying to cure with placebos.

During the day you use all of your brain. Did you read the information? Also I said the homeopaths USE the myth, didn't come up with it. It was a misquote someone went wacky with. It's completely wrong. The enclyclopedia britannica said what fafalone said. You didn't get my joke/laugh in my quote about the nipples? dang-gotta use more smilies. MRI's, CAT scans, and EEG's show that we use all of our brain. No waste unless you waste your brain on drugs and alcohol. Am an enlightened, now you go forth and get enlightened.

Hey, I like Gai too (minus the spirit-just the theory). Chas theory is more 'cool' though. I believe coincidences are a common occurence too. There are stats you can do to determine the chance of something happening. All interesting. Exactly. I like how you put it.