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  My focus so far has been on the ideas of how enclosures of different scales came into existence. From the earliest moments in life, enclosure became a main focus. The first self replicators adapted to cell membranes because some self replicators produced toxic oxygen that killed any replicator that couldn’t protect itself. Likewise, “Sparta didn’t […]

• Evolution and Architecture- topics

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• Relevance and Adaptation

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• DNA Technology

  http://www.cnn.com/2013/09/04/tech/innovation/dna-face-sculptures/index.html This reminded me when we were talking about DNA sequencing and soon everyone can get a full DNA record of anyone if they have any of their DNA. This artist finds random DNA in different places and is able to recreate peoples faces based on their DNA.

• Sciency Stuff.(updated1)

  Visualization of neuron interaction in a fish.   Good for time scales. http://www.chronozoom.com/#/t00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000@x=0.10826817754518972&y=-0.11128759681459077&w=1.0885086610125088&h=0.8662817180126591   Scale of the universe. More interactive powers of 10. http://htwins.net/scale2/ Virtual Particles and Higgs.(Made before the discovery of the Higgs)   Virtual Particle, Casmir Effect, and other such. http://io9.com/5731463/are-virtual-particles-for-real   Odd video visualizing interactions of virtual particles.   Another odd video […]

• Arresting Evolution

  Arresting Evolution   “Scientific Modern man has become aware of his own evolution.” Julian Huxley. After doing some research on this man, I quickly realized that it is possible to agree with a statement and not the philosophy of the person who was making it.  Julian Huxley was an evolutionary biologist and also a eugenicist […]

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• Really long list of initial ideas

  I’m having a hard time narrowing down my interests to decide which to develop further… I was hoping you could point me in the right direction as to which categories are worth further exploration. Here is a list of supplemental ideas since my last posts. Thanks! Brenna Species & processes to study/ emulate/ modify SPECIES: Coral, Bamboo, Willow […]

• God creates dinosaurs. God destroys dinosaurs. God creates man. Man destroys God. Man creates dinosaurs. Dinosaurs eat man. Woman inherits the earth. Jurrasic Park The Things, The Island, Code 46 all touched on the idea of free will in different forms.  In every sense we are confronted with the idea of the individual and his […]

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