energy is conscious \\// consciousness is energy

I think in the information age, it is transparent for many. Technology seems to be such a a great tool for control but it is out of control, organic. Tech may be better for freedom.

A thought occurs to me. Why did only humans evolve from primates into a fully rational being?

Some say that the primates were especially smart compared to other animals, but that's not really true. Dolphins are more intelligent. Crows mourn their dead, and birds have a system of communication that mirrors our language more closely than any other animal. Elephants are extremely smart too.

So why was primate the species that evolved into a humanoid?

A thought occurs to me. Why did only humans evolve from primates into a fully rational being?

Some say that the primates were especially smart compared to other animals, but that's not really true. Dolphins are more intelligent. Crows mourn their dead, and birds have a system of communication that mirrors our language more closely than any other animal. Elephants are extremely smart too.

So why was primate the species that evolved into a humanoid? Or rather, what was it that prevented other species from evolving, too?

Thinking about it, our DNA is more than 99% similar to our primate brethern. Looking at the raw DNA, it's almost impossible to figure out why what IS different, leads us to become humans with all our distinct features and other primates to become other primates. We can't tell, particularly, why the tiny differences in DNA account for the massive difference in what we are.

What accounts for that?

Don't forget pigs.

From which human males share their missing baculum..

5 reasons Pigs are More Awesome Than You
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And we eat those...
I think most people, to protect their sensibilities, create exogenous categories out of the animals that humans frequently eat, in order to shield us from the idea that we are consuming something sentient.
We have, probably, some kind of natural bias, that there is something lesser about a pig, cow, and chicken, compared to a dog or a horse.

Nobody wants to hear about the intelligence of an animal that winds up in the pan for breakfast...

I've been thinking a lot, recently, about what is missing from evolutionary biology.

We have a long sequence of amino acids sequenced by genetic material, but where is the data about the holistic organism that is being created?

There is something missing. For example, mutations, 99% of the time, are horribly disadvantageous for the organism, they produce nothing useful, mostly, and generally things that are plainly bad.

I know that random chance is the explanation for literally everything in the determinist encyclopedia, but in this respect, the current dogma lacks a lot of explanatory power.

Their explanation for why things are this way rather than another way is simply, "we wouldn't be here if it didn't turn out this way". which is NOT explanation. is not anything really

I've been speculating on humans being a pig-ape hybrid, for years now..

Random chance coupled with discovery and ingenuity of humans?

Like how we got beer. Beer came before bread.


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I don't believe anything would exist if it were all random chance, the most accessible state of existence is nothingness, as it requires no energy whatsoever.

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell..

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The additional celestial symbol of the eight-pointed star represents Shamash's twin sister Inanna (later syncretized to Ishtar), goddess of Heaven. They were both Enki's offspring. The text reads, “May Ishtar, the goddess of fighting and war, who unfetters my weapons, my gracious protecting spirit, who loveth my dominion, curse his kingdom in her angry heart; in her great wrath, change his grace into evil, and shatter his weapons on the place of fighting and war. May she create disorder and sedition for him, strike down his warriors, that the earth may drink their blood, and throw down the piles of corpses of his warriors on the field; may she not grant him a life of mercy, deliver him into the hands of his enemies, and imprison him in the land of his enemies” (King, 2018). Inanna/Ishtar was a protector, and her celestial symbol appears to denote her guarding presence overseeing the exchange of power between her brother Shamash and King Hammurabi. A detail that is also important to note is that Shamash is usually depicted with four horns wrapped around his head. Lynn, Heather. The Anunnaki Connection (pp. 68-69). Red Wheel Weiser. Kindle Edition.

kinda funny, earlier thinking how twins could be incorporated into your mutation post! lol

kinda funny, earlier thinking how twins could be incorporated into your mutation post! lol

weren't you a twin that incorporated her twin? lol

twins is an apt metaphor for many things

where did you get that impression? my mother failed to have a male child before I was born, that I do know. my mom was certain I'd be a boy...but I wasn't...

maybe from a napping dream, while glp was open! lol

"And heal the earth which the angels have corrupted, and proclaim the healing of the earth, that they may heal the plague, and that all the children of men may not perish through all the secret things that the Watchers have disclosed and have taught their sons"

Heal the earth which the angels have corrupted?
It seems like such a strange thing to say.

Yet...Fallen is known.

she tries to make it sound so appealing! lol

she tries to make it sound so appealing! lol