Evolutionary psychology - biology

[GOD]

Current theory (scientific) pretty much points to life having a binary relationship (like 0 1 in computing etc) simply because the origins of life evolved from this...

It is thought the action of the sea is the likely originator, with the tides coming in and going out, creating systems and oscillations. Just as we have day and night and so forth.

To me the first developed functions of life are essentially the ability to sense (like a snail does as in crawls forward) and the ability to feel (but more in the aversion to risk and preservation of the self). Intuition is just a highly evolved sensing function which can extrapolate out and predict in advance the actual likely instance of sensing occurring.

Thinking however isn't necessarily a more advanced form of feeling, it would appear to be more a delayed expression of feeling (rather than an immediate response) it is a thought out and measured response at a later point. If you look at traditional division of duties within family units and the obvious biological selection that has occurred over time then it’s reasonably easy to see why the sexes have a greater orientation to one or the other preferences (nature). (Just even consider the locus of thought/feeling that needs to be applied, whether it relates to the immediate family or projecting outwards into the outside environment).

[Louie]

Oi .........I've posted this here because, um, I'm actually too lazy to find the appropriate posting site...

September the 10th very exciting time:

Why is the LHC so Important? I’ll let Brian Cox Explain… | astroengine.com

Play the video egg of Professor Brian Cox's great explanation of what is happening, (you don't want me trying to explain physics, please, trust me on that).

Incredible happenings, wont sleep at all.

[GOD]

Oi .........I've posted this here because, um, I'm actually too lazy to find the appropriate posting site...

September the 10th very exciting time:

Why is the LHC so Important? I’ll let Brian Cox Explain… | astroengine.com

Play the video egg of Professor Brian Cox's great explanation of what is happening, (you don't want me trying to explain physics, please, trust me on that).

Incredible happenings, wont sleep at all.

Actually I just wrote a comprehensive reply and a net glitch means I'll have to write it again when I've got more time... Although the answer really is 42 to that equation. (google it )

[Louie]

Aha!

Audio Video Disco!

[GOD]

Aha!

Audio Video Disco!

a "simple answer" to The Ultimate Question is requested from the computer Deep Thought, specially built for this purpose. It takes Deep Thought 7½ million years to compute and check the answer, which turns out to be 42. Unfortunately, The Ultimate Question itself is unknown, suggesting on an allegorical level that it is more important to ask the right questions than to seek definite answers.

Hail to "The Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy".

Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Anyway, I do have a theory of the Universe which seems to fit within all the parameters that I am aware of... But, mankind will have to wait until the weekend when I have sufficient time to explain it...