-Bertvan@aol.com wrote:
>Don't you think you are being unfair to Steve?
No, nor am I being unfair to his arguments. It's nice that you
think the important thing is that people should get along well,
but I sometimes get carried away and just discuss the topics.
>I've never heard him criticize any aspect of evolution except
>Darwinism. (random mutation and natural selection as an
>explanation of macro evolution.) You criticize that yourself.
No, I accept RM&NS as fundamental and operative. Mechanisms
like symbionts becoming genomically integrated or Siamese-twinning
operate within RM&NS.
>You seem to have some thoughts about the role symbiosis played in evolution.
>Do you have any web links which discuss it? I read (in fact I bought)
>Hpyersea by the McMenamins. These days ideas are several years old by the
>time they appear in a book, but if you know some a book which would be
>particularly helpful I'd be eager to try it.
I'm afraid I'm a really weird guy who likes to think up his own ideas.
I don't post a lot of quotes and URLs. Arguments from authority don't
interest me.
--Cliff Lundberg ~ San Francisco ~ cliff@noe.com
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