Professor Norman Its up to us to push the rules and laws, and go from evolution, to revolution One neuron, youre alive. Two neurons youre moving. And with movement, interesting things begin to happen. The dolphin did not invent the sonar — it developed it, naturally. And this is the crucial part of our philosophical reflection we have today: can we therefore conclude that humans are more concerned with having than being? If its habitat is not sufficiently favorable, or nurturing, the cell will choose immortality, in other words, self-sufficiency and self management. On the other hand, if the habitat is favorable, they will choose to reproduce — that way, when they die, they hand essential information and knowledge to the next cell, which hands it down to the next cell, and so on. Thus knowledge and learning are handed down, through time. Lecturing on his newly published research For the moment its just hypothesis, I confess. But if you think about it, its troubling to realize that the Greeks, the Egyptians and the Indians had notion of cells centuries before the invention of the microscope. And what to say about Darwin whom everyone took for a fool when he put forth his theory of evolution. Its up to us to push the rules and laws, and go from evolution, to revolution. Lecturing on his newly published research If youre asking me what to do with all this knowledge youre accumulating, I say, pass it on … just like any simple cell, going through time.
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