LIFESCIENCE: vanishing some true lies

["Phil E. Haindl" <philippe@cactis.org>]

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ARS ELECTRONICA FESTIVAL 99
LIFESCIENCE
Linz, Austria, September 04 - 09
http://www.aec.at/lifescience
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Hi all!

The evolution of our species is a - not to say - undeclarable incident. we
still haven't determined its starting and we still are not capable of all our
thrives. I assume that as long as we're not ready to change some of our kiddy
patterns of behavior we won't be able to cope with the variable
opportunities++observations molecular biology offers to us. I understand the
issues's importance to us - but how will we know everyone understands what we
can envelop out of it? That remains to be proven....
Some of our evolutionary handicaps have been vanished by ignorance. Will our
currently gathered capability of coping with different presentations of genetics
enhance our thinking or our stupidness?
I think we should take this chance biomolecular science offers to us, but we
have to make sure it's with no good to our evolution's enhancement nor a
solution of our "brainy" problems.
There's such a lot problems we can solve if we want.
But do we?


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Sincerely,
 Phil E. Haindl


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