'How can anyone describe the whole until he has learned the total of the parts.'--Sufi teaching....went swimming indeep emotional bias for my gene-poolmygene-pool-space countrystung by the rising 'fuck the others crews'and the 'i ain't got time to entertainanimals and plants you mad' lot, and thoughtDNA first!A chalked cue to beatyour gene-pool playersneuro-relativity rulesAGCT bigger than … Continue reading Genepool Lifeguard Journal 1
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Extremophiles: Tardigrades
Out of this world While adaptation to a single harsh habitat is impressive, there are species which can survive a variety: the rarer polyextremophiles. Tardigrades, also known as water bears, are tiny, eight legged animals which can survive extremes of heat and cold, low pressure and even high levels of radiation. They have even survived … Continue reading Extremophiles: Tardigrades
Shannon’s Mathematical Theory of Communication Applied to DNA Sequencing
If we could have James Joyce and Robert Anton Wilson in the mix we might get close to something very really close to 'the tale of the tribe'. With a focus on RAW's book 'Coincidance' in which he defines DNA based information theory through a Joycean measure of the redundancy of information, poetry as information, … Continue reading Shannon’s Mathematical Theory of Communication Applied to DNA Sequencing
Bit By Bit, ‘The Information’ Reveals Everything
http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&islist=false&id=134366651&m=134371366March 8, 2011The Information, written by James Gleick, covers nearly everything — jungle drums, language, Morse code, telegraphy, telephony, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, genetics and more — as it relates to information, which he describes as the "fundamental core of things." Information theory can now be seen as the overarching concept for our times, describing how … Continue reading Bit By Bit, ‘The Information’ Reveals Everything
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