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James, I apparently misled you into believing I was talking about the definition of behavior, whereas I was referring to Jay's dichotomy. That's what I don't...
Sonny Williams
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For what it's worth, I put group level selection in the same category as cultural evolution. It's a useful analogy for the process involved in transmitting...
Sonny Williams
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Jay, Sure, I could force myself to omit any use of the word function in restating the process of evolution through natural selection, but I'd find myself doing...
Sonny Williams
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Mar 1, 2008
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Jay, I am NOT referring to the definition of behavior, but to your argument for separating behavior into either functionally or structurally defined, which...
Sonny Williams
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Sonny Williams: Sure, I could force myself to omit any use of the word function in restating the process of evolution through natural selection, but I'd find...
Jay R. Feierman
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Mar 1, 2008
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Sonny Williams: I am NOT referring to the definition of behavior, but to your argument for separating behavior into either functionally or structurally...
Jay R. Feierman
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Mar 1, 2008
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Sonny Williams: For what it's worth, I put group level selection in the same category as cultural evolution. It's a useful analogy for the process involved in...
Jay R. Feierman
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Dear Jay, I have read a huge amount on "science of religion"; I am member of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion" and have attended at a regular...
Lluis Oviedo
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Mar 1, 2008
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Lluis Oviedo: It is not the same to explain the love experience in terms of hormonal dynamics (funny the dossier in a recent issue of TIME magazine) and...
Jay R. Feierman
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Mar 1, 2008
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Sonny, Ok, I was on the wrong track. To me the two categories Jay uses are useful and not misleading. I asked in another post if you accept that structurally...
jamesfrancisd
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Mar 1, 2008
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James, ... I wasn't suggesting there was any. As I wrote in my post, I was just speaking off the cuff, not theorizing. What I referred to was the way that the...
Benjamin Abelow
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Mar 1, 2008
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Sonny, Putting behavior into one of the two categories is very useful to me and I can't understand why you disagree. One of the reasons I can't understand...
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Mar 1, 2008
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Benjamin Abelow: If childhood did not exert a shaping influence on central New Testament narrative and salvation traditions, I argue, there is no plausible way...
Jay R. Feierman
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Benjamin Abelow: Yes, it [my paper] can help explain Christianity's success, but note that, even more clearly, it helps explain important aspects of its...
Jay R. Feierman
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Sonny Williams: Apparently, you've changed your mind, now agreeing that an enzyme metabolizing glucose in order to attach to a substrate is critical to...
Jay R. Feierman
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Benjamin Abelow: We might in reality have a HADD, which could make us inclined to believing in a divine Agent. Jay R. Feierman: Yes and no. I am absolutely...
Jay R. Feierman
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Mar 1, 2008
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James & Sonny, I don't believe it is possible for the two of you to discuss this and make any sense to one another unless you are both using the same...
Jay R. Feierman
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Hello, Jay, The testable hypotheses you suggest certainly are reasonable and do-able. I also have thought of such things, even some of the same things. For...
Benjamin Abelow
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Mar 1, 2008
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Jay, I'm trying to clarify whether Sonny uses the structurally defined behavior concept, using any of the different words for this, or not. Campbell and Reece...
jamesfrancisd
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Mar 2, 2008
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Lluis, in your last post to me you wrote, ... Jay sent me a set of articles, including the one by Fodor titled Against Darwinism, which I understood to be the...
Benjamin Abelow
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Mar 2, 2008
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Benjamin, I just thought of another issue for you to consider. Part of what you are proposing is similar to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Yet, in PTSD...
Jay R. Feierman
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Mar 2, 2008
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... I think a lot of it just has to do with the definitions and verbal norms that pertain in different scholarly communities. In many settings I could say...
Benjamin Abelow
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Mar 2, 2008
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Benjamin Abelow: In many settings I could say "structure," or "projection" or "canon" in the same senses I've used them in some posts and be understood in all...
Jay R. Feierman
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Mar 2, 2008
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How the Hyoid Bone Changed History By Heather Whipps, LiveScience's History Columnist posted: 04 February 2008 08:15 am ET Our gift of the gab is all due to a...
Jay R. Feierman
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Autistic children may relate better to virtual children than to real children because the virtual children do not contain the same number of human social...
Jay R. Feierman
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Mar 2, 2008
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Science News Poor Recognition Of 'Self' Found In High Functioning People With Autism ScienceDaily (Feb. 10, 2008) - Contrary to popular notions, people at the...
Jay R. Feierman
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Mar 2, 2008
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F.J. Ayala Darwin's greatest discovery: design without designer. Proc. National Academy of Sciences 104(Supplement 1):8567-8573 2007 ABSTRACT. Darwin's...
Jay R. Feierman
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Brain, Behavior, and Immunity Article in Press, Corrected Proof Invited Minireview The stressed prefrontal cortex. Left? Right! João J. Cerqueiraa, b, Osborne...
Jay R. Feierman
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Mar 2, 2008
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Jay, OK, I'll accept that you've used wording that successfully avoided use of the term function, but your point has not been made. Function is the proper...
Sonny Williams
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Mar 2, 2008
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"The Stanford team studied reports of canoe designs from 11 Oceanic island cultures. They evaluated 96 functional features (such as how the hull was...
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