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R. E. Warner
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May 27, 2017

A Critical Examination of the Concept of Randomness in Adaptation in Evolution

OR An Excuse to Show Animals Being Jerks. You Decide. — If you are familiar with biological evolution then you know that its primary driver is adaptation. If you are not familiar with biological evolution, you might not have learned it yet, had a bad science teacher or two, or you might be a highly intelligent piece of software; I can’t…

Science

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A Critical Examination of the Concept of Randomness in Adaptation in Evolution
A Critical Examination of the Concept of Randomness in Adaptation in Evolution
Science

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Mar 14, 2017

The Fox and The Wood Nymph

Of the maze and the hedges there are hedgehogs and foxes. The hedgehogs each know a big thing, know it well and complete But the foxes — darting about — running the maze like a game know many things, though none big and none complete Once, a bold young fox…

Fiction

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The Fox and The Wood Nymph
The Fox and The Wood Nymph
Fiction

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Published in n Ways of Being in the World

·Jan 15, 2017

Being Forever

When I open my eyes, the architecture surrounding me surprises in an astounding way. It is ethereal, foreign and utterly strange. It doesn’t even stand still somehow. I remember falling asleep on a comfortable bed. Then, given the view, I think of myself diving off the coast of Belize in…

Science Fiction

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Being Forever
Being Forever
Science Fiction

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Published in Banapana

·Dec 23, 2016

What’s Good on the Tubes

The Best of Original, Creative Content on Youtube There’s a lot of content on Youtube. That’s actually an understatement. There’s a metric ton of content on Youtube. But most of it, in my experience, is something one-off that’s funny, or it’s information-oriented, or it’s commentary. There’s a lot of commentary…

Culture

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Culture

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May 15, 2016

Friday the Nothing

And I set out happy, happy, happy on a Friday morning. Woke up early and also to a paycheck deposit on my phone. How could that be a bad day? It could not. I went a little out of my way to get not just one, but TWO juices. Apple…

Fiction

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Friday the Nothing
Friday the Nothing
Fiction

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Aug 28, 2015

Can I Just Have a Simple Romantic Merger?

A proposal to seek out a more modern approach to partnering. It has pained me to inform a person I am with — someone that I love — that I will never marry them. It hurt her and it hurt me. But, it is a fact of my outlook on life that I hold a personal philosophy that demands a skeptical…

Marriage

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Can I Just Have a Simple Romantic Merger?
Can I Just Have a Simple Romantic Merger?
Marriage

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Published in n Ways of Being in the World

·Apr 26, 2014

Being Worried

Does inference mean having to worry? — http://tropedart.tumblr.com Hawthorne had told her that he was the one who made her. She reviewed his last communication often attempting to infer what it meant, but it was littered with concepts she could not define or even conceive. She did not know what it meant to hide. She knew, but…

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Being Worried
Being Worried

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Jan 14, 2014

Glassholes, Symmetry, and Facial Indication

Considerations about how humans recognize and process faces and focus, present a hurdle for Google Glass in its current form. — PHOTO from Flickr by Ed Tytan — http://www.flickr.com/photos/taedc/ Google Glass has taken a bit of a beating in the press in the last year since its announcement in February of 2013. Writer Mat Honan says his wife and fellow employees at Wired Magazine didn’t care for his wearing the device…

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Glassholes, Symmetry, and Facial Indication
Glassholes, Symmetry, and Facial Indication

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Dec 27, 2013

Walter Mitty and Work and Play

There’s daydreaming, there’s dedication, there’s action, and there’s remembering to look up from the path. — Wilson Webb/Twentieth Century Fox The origional story of Walter Mitty, by James Thurber, is a simple story. There’s this guy who spends half his time in reality and half his time out of it—zoning out—goes the parlance of the day. And Thurber, to my knowledge, has just got no problem…

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Walter Mitty and Work and Play
Walter Mitty and Work and Play

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Published in n Ways of Being in the World

·Dec 17, 2013

Being Dead

What is Life without a Heartbeat? — Photo by Brewbooks on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/brewbooks/ The doctor did his damnedest to retain his bedside manner, but utterly failed to hide his curiosity. He was compelled to poke and prod his patient and the investigation made it clear to Frank that something serious was wrong; though he already secretly knew…

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Being Dead
Being Dead

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