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Mike Wingeier | STUART LAUDERDALE | Re: The Universe. |
September 30, 1995 8:24 PM * |
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Last time, Stuart Lauderdale #50 @18 said this to Mike Wingeier #1 @1619033: SL#@> Un-aberrated dynamics. SL#@> Here's where I come from: SL#@> There are four dynamics. SL#@> Dynamic 1 consists of self-preservation. SL#@> Dynamic 2 consists of sex/children. SL#@> Dynamic 3 consists of groups. SL#@> Dynamic 4 consists of species. SL#@> Any decision that harms more dynamics than it helps is a SL#@> contrasurvival one. For example, a person who sought to gain millions SL#@> of dollars at the cost of destroying the environment would be making an SL#@> improper decision. In fact, any serious violation of any dynamic is SL#@> usually contrasurvival. There are exceptions, such as completely SL#@> ignoring the first dynamic to save your child (second dynamic). SL#@> There are, of course, more dynamics; other critters of the earth, the SL#@> earth itself, survival towards infinity, etc. However, I only needed SL#@> four to demonstrate my point. SL#@> I'll give ten points to the person who can tell me who originated SL#@> dynamic theory. Thanks for your input, now I'd like Dave's, since the question was directed at him, and I know that if I don't ask him again, he'll ignore it. ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12 |
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