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  Hollis Baker

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  Chris, What an interesting post! I like this kind of thinking, even though I am not equiped to write it....I can think it. This very morning Alice and I were walking this same street, trying to see how much further it may go. Perhaps we need a GPS to show us the way. What is scary is that some populations, all kinds, expand untill they die. Mayby we will come back as mosses or lichens, or both.
  Keep up the good work.
  Hollis
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  Chris Sivori

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  Hollis, eventually it may even be a luxury to get lost as we'll probably always know where we are!
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  Ray

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  Your connection to biblical scripture is something I've been researching for a while now. The idea is that we now know that all life on earth is intimately related and use the same basis, that is DNA, genetics, natural selection, etc. If such is the case, it begs the question: Does ancient and supposely sacred scripture ever describe this most profound fact of life. I'm not just talking about Luke 8:11 " The parable is this: the seed is the word of God" (indeed a seed is the container of DNA and the elements of life), or the sort of "In the beginning was the word" phrases, although they are interesting. I was looking for more, for a more complete description of DNA. I encourage you to check out my new book "Coils of the Serpent" on the topic here: http://www.coilsoftheserpent.com. I think you'll find it interesting. (I chose to use fictional characters to describe the pattern match, so it is a novel, but it is expressing nonfiction.)
  
  --RCL
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