Where Do You Begin?

[GeistFaust]

Thanks very much!

Do you guys (generally) agree with an "evolutionary" point of view?

Yes, an evolutionary approach is necessary to understand all this scientific information, and all else is a vagary and not worth incorporating within the scientific framework.

If you don't work within an evolutionary framework you will not be able to track and understand the gradual processes, which have been occuring and are occuring within an anthropological framework.



Its important to understand these general categories and apriori sub-types are not just fixed states, but as dynamically evolving constantly, whether it be due to changes in their environment or culture + interaction and hybridization of types.

[Osprey]

Just be sure to read the 'On Progressive types', a thread started by Agrippa.
It will be quite an earful and is a very interesting read.

[TiBi]

To Geist:
Sí, I understand.
I think my question should have been: is it the general consensus on these fora that:

1) Darwin was right (at large, anyway)
2) Evolution is good

To Osprey:
Will search for the thread!

Thanks again guys/gentlemen

[GeistFaust]

To Geist:
Sí, I understand.
I think my question should have been: is it the general consensus on these fora that:

1) Darwin was right (at large, anyway)
2) Evolution is good

To Osprey:
Will search for the thread!

Thanks again guys/gentlemen

Darwin has some notable flaws, but future people have been able to back Darwin up. I think evolution is just a natural process of nature and the environment, and its not a matter of it being or good.


Its what has occured over time as a mechanism that has operated as a self-regulator between the way the environment and climate causes things to adapt for the sake of survival.

I think anyone who wants to challenge Darwin's main thesis about natural selection is coming from a backwards mentality. Evolution is something which should be taught, because its scientific and practical, and not psuedo-scientific like other types of study.

[TiBi]

Thank you.
Coming from a similar idea I now sail in completely opposite waters.
Still I do think I can learn, although I will "naturally" filter what I find, for me, untrue.

Hope I made sense, late at night and not mother tongue.
Grazie Mille for your time!

More inputs welcome, anyone.

Sogni d'oro.

[TiBi]

Bumpy in case anyone has suggestions for this noobie.

[CelticViking]

Another website:

http://www.amorsite.sitesled.com/ind...terraneans.htm

[TiBi]

Thank you CV and thank you mysterious mod for appropriate title and tags

[CelticViking]

Thank you CV and thank you mysterious mod for appropriate title and tags

I did most the tags and asked for it to be merged with an older thread.
You're welcome though

[Amapola]

Excuse my sarcasm, but you normally begin with lots of curiosity and eagerness, and you finish with lots of indifference and boredom. It happens with irrelevant stuff.