Re: Minimization principal for evolution

"g" <gillawton@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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<snip>
As with any discussion of any issue in physics, philosophy, or any
other
study, the wise and well-seasoned student tends to be one who realizes
there
are no simple, easy, totally adequate definitions. Definitions are
but
tools of the reason for getting some idea what one is talking about
and then
saying something that requires a very highly skilled player to see the
limitations of.

Stances and arguments are never won or lost on their ultimate merits,
for
the simple reason that there is an exception to every claim -- even
this
one.

I am very much with you!

Without taking as much care as I do to qualify my
explanatory phylosophical terminology by help of
an extrapolated Principle of Tolerance applied attitude [or subscribing
to
"an accEPTable" standard of science-supported surmising ;)], and without
resorting to science-aligned philosophical pragmatism and
S_EPT_IC humored rEPTilian strategy (including self-satisfied slithering
excuses)
for being smugly ironic, I would not dare claiming that I have cemented
an immense insight about human evolution in just a handful of
partly corny looking concEPTs. ;-)

P


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