Wednesday, February 15, 2006
Re: [evomech] The main thrust of the group
On 15/02/2006 johnhewitt22 wrote:
> Dear John Latter and other regular contributors to this group,
>
> I have been a member of the group for just a couple of weeks now and I
> have looked at the web site from which it draws inspiration.
> I understand that what is being advanced is the idea of some kind of
> internal mechanism for evolution but I am not too clear about how this
> translates into a general programme or what exact mechanism is being
> advanced.
> Could I ask that a simple, slimmed down version of the group's basic
> ideas and objectives be given? Something so bare as to be suitable for
> a bear with very little brain.
>
> Sincerely
>
> John Hewitt
> http://www.sexandphilosophy.co.uk
John,
The group homepage contains a description of the group's 'aims/interests' at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/evomech/
My website reflects only my area of interest: Cliff, for example, has a homepage at:
http://www.zainar.com/segment/tablecon.html
And Warren has posted his views on a number of occasions - these can be found using the search facility on the group homepage.
Currently I'm engaged in researching material for a rewrite of a proposed testable homeostatic internal mechanism - I'm pretty sure group members are busy in other areas!
Hope this makes things a little clearer,
John
http://members.aol.com/jorolat/index.html
technorati tags: internal+evolutionary+mechanism, evolution
> Dear John Latter and other regular contributors to this group,
>
> I have been a member of the group for just a couple of weeks now and I
> have looked at the web site from which it draws inspiration.
> I understand that what is being advanced is the idea of some kind of
> internal mechanism for evolution but I am not too clear about how this
> translates into a general programme or what exact mechanism is being
> advanced.
> Could I ask that a simple, slimmed down version of the group's basic
> ideas and objectives be given? Something so bare as to be suitable for
> a bear with very little brain.
>
> Sincerely
>
> John Hewitt
> http://www.sexandphilosophy.co.uk
John,
The group homepage contains a description of the group's 'aims/interests' at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/evomech/
My website reflects only my area of interest: Cliff, for example, has a homepage at:
http://www.zainar.com/segment/tablecon.html
And Warren has posted his views on a number of occasions - these can be found using the search facility on the group homepage.
Currently I'm engaged in researching material for a rewrite of a proposed testable homeostatic internal mechanism - I'm pretty sure group members are busy in other areas!
Hope this makes things a little clearer,
John
--Model of an Internal Evolutionary Mechanism:
http://members.aol.com/jorolat/index.html
technorati tags: internal+evolutionary+mechanism, evolution
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