Asperger's Syndrome
Mike Rosing
eresrch at eskimo.com
Wed May 7 18:52:43 PDT 2003
On Wed, 7 May 2003, Major Variola (ret) wrote:
> At 07:48 AM 5/7/03 -0700, Mike Rosing wrote:
> >> chemicals in the environment today that mimic various hormones which
> then cause
> >> imbalances in animals, or, for instance, aluminum suspected in
> alzhimers.
Missed attribution - I think Harmon wrote that and I quoted him.
> Al has been discredited, Alz is inherited, or inevitable
> if your hydraulics keep you ticking that long (a recent
> development).
I think it's back to "we don't really know", but we may have a
way to slow it down.
> "Education" has been increasing, but industrial life means that
> people can be stupider, because they are more shielded.
>
> See J. Diamond, http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/diamond/diamond_p1.html
Thanks for that, interesting.
> It is. Malaria kills 3e6 a year. But that's not
> 3e6 industrials who die, and its industrials who make it.
3e6 out of 6e9 is pretty small. What's the stats on HIV?
> The cigars that indians smoked kept bugs away, and with
> an aboriginal life span the problems with smoking were
> insignificant compared to the dangers of bugs.
>
> What is adaptive depends on your environment.
What is your environment creates adaptation.
> That probably applies to mental traits like ability to sit still,
> tolerate presence of others, concentrate on abstract lines of
> thought etc. 21st century schizoid man.
Yeah, fire did a lot for primates!
Patience, persistence, truth,
Dr. mike
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