Random Thoughts or Whatever

[Mr Boochie]

And...did you do a personal test to determine for either Neanderthal or Homo Sapiens?

Just curious is all.


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Nope. The professor was examining how DNA changes correspond to specific immune system changes — how the DNA sequences affect the final 3D immunoglobulin protein structure. Lock-key sort of thing. EM studies to find root causes in muscular dystrophy and other similar genetic diseases.

It is all rather esoteric.

 

[Quadman2]

Random thought...just now.

How can some people eat raw meat/fish/flesh? And like it? In the DNA?


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[Lord Patrick]

Smoked Salmon is practically raw - delicious.

 

[highvoltage_]

Sushi grade tuna is excellent.

 

[init4fun]

Random thought...just now.

How can some people eat raw meat/fish/flesh? And like it? In the DNA?


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Maybe some Grizzly Bear DNA slipped into their gene pool perhaps? (joking here)

My Son went through a couple of year phase of eating lots of Sushi about 10 or so years ago. I used to razz him about our ancestors having mastered fire, and cooking utensils, for good reason. But on a serious note, to each their own and just because it ain't my "cup 'O tea" I don't have any negative views of whatever foods make others happy

 

[Te-Te]

 

[Mr Boochie]

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CEO's snatching caps from a kids at a tennis matches.

 

[Bill Ferris]

CEO's snatching caps from a kids at a tennis matches.

What a thieving worthless POS !
Now we know how unethical he runs his company !
I wonder how the company`s board felt about his actions & responded at the next meeting ?!

 

[Quadman2]

Maybe some Grizzly Bear DNA slipped into their gene pool perhaps? (joking here)

Did you know that eating the liver of a Polar bear can be deadly for the human that eats it? This also applies to other animals that have a high level of vitamin A in the liver itself. Random that thought for the day, eh?

Just a heads-up if you happen to be in the far north and... some one offers this delicacy, ii4f.


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[old_tv_nut]

Thought while half awake:
Mint tea is minty.

 

[Bill Ferris]

Thought while half awake:
Mint tea is minty.

Surprise, surprise, as Gomer Pyle would exclaim !

 

[Quadman2]

Strange how priorities change...as we grow older and see the world through different eyes.


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[spicer]

Strange how priorities change...as we grow older and see the world through different eyes.


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Same eyes, more experience.

 

[Quadman2]

And hopefully for the main part...good "experiences"!


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[spicer]

And hopefully for the main part...good "experiences"!


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Good or bad they are learning experiences. Hopefully... hopefully they produce wisdom, perspective on the totality, awareness, tempered with humility least one become their own enemy.

 

[Quadman2]

Learning from a "bad" experience as you pointed out could be positive in the long run, IF, one can learn to be aware being proactive, and not repeat the same mistake...again!

So above scenario can be a good effect in the long run, and avoid the unnecessary trauma that comes with wrong doings.

I know it sounds logical, but oft times, application is in theory only. Human nature?


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[usedto]

The greatest scientific discovery is the one that proves the previous greatest scientific discovery is wrong.

 

[Quadman2]

The greatest scientific discovery is the one that proves the previous greatest scientific discovery is wrong.

I def can see this happening as those science-types move from "hypothesis" to "theory" and then onto "law".

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[Erik Tracy]

CEO's snatching caps from a kids at a tennis matches.

Or snatching baseballs from little kids.

 

[Quadman2]

Or snatching baseballs from little kids.

If on the "Board of Directors", I would have called an emerg meeting and had that selfish son-of-a-gun fired, due to the neg reaction the company would have experienced due to the callus follow-up ("me first") interview he gave to the media.

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