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• The Reasonable Ineffectiveness of Mathematics in The Biological Sciences
  • Alexey Tolchinsky { Okay, Perry, makes sense. This is your space. The discussion did deviate from the original topic. You don't need to ... }
  • Alexey Tolchinsky { Perry, you replied the following: "You say: “no exchanges there are as pure as telegraph with discrete 0s and 1s ... }
  • Alexey Tolchinsky { Perry, as the creator of the company, the inventor of the idea of the prize and its primary funder, you ... }
• Intellectual Cage Match: Perry Marshall vs. Mike Levin
  • Alexey Tolchinsky { It could be that we understand Michael differently, or interpret differently. Because of that, I'll be specific. Here is one ... }
  • Alexey Tolchinsky { My reading of Michael Levin's work is different from him "demolishing conventional notions of intelligence." First, it is useful to ... }
  • Josh S { You can read his book The Master Builder: How the New Science of the Cell Is Rewriting the Story of ... }
• What I Really Do Here at Reversing Cancer (August 2024 EVO2 Newsletter)
  • Josh Sharp { Indeed, but it sucks that I haven't seen any cancer biologist talk about Stage Negative One as of yet. Do ... }
  • Josh Sharp { As someone who wishes to go into the field of medical immunology, perhaps oncology, I'll be keeping an eye out ... }
  • Josh Sharp { I really hope this isn’t just more hype like every other “breakthrough” in mainstream oncology }
• Donna Meyers is STILL beating cancer after 35 years
  • Izhar shtrom { One of the things that comes up from the hypothesis is that, in Cancer, the observed DNA mutations are not ... }
  • Josh Sharp { "We have known for decades that body plans for example are not coded in DNA but reside elsewhere" There are ... }
  • Izhar shtrom { Dear Perry Marshall Hopefully, this message will get to you. My name is Izhar Shtrom. I am a computer engineer ... }
• Natural Viral Engineering: New Paradigm
  • martin rag { Perry, I don't know where to post this one -- but I came across this article, I know that you ... }
  • martin rag { "You don’t even understand why the viruses form polyphyletic clades." Is it correct, that viruses have many evolutionary origins unlike ... }
  • R Khan { You don't even understand why the viruses form polyphyletic clades. }
• What's the matter with miracles in science?
  • Johan Nel { Martin, Just a vey short summary of my views: The cell : The most primitive simple cell to function needs ... }
  • Amal M { Hi Perry, I've read your Evolution 2.0 book and it was an eye opener for me and I was convinced ... }
• Oxford Professor Denis Noble takes down “The Selfish Gene”
  • Amal Mohan { Hi Perry, I've read that Dennis Noble doesn't believe in genetic "codes" or any other programs/codes/ blueprints... could you please clarify ... }
• Courage Fueled by Curiosity = Love
  • Marc Wong { Back in the day, my English teacher introduced us to Northrop Frye, who wrote in his book “The Secular Scripture” ... }
• Science is Reconsidering Evolution
  • Josh S { Perry, have you noticed how the neo-Darwinists are claiming that the evolutionary mechanisms discussed in your book (horizontal gene transfer, ... }
• A Closer Look at Genesis 1
  • Pete Holzmann { Perry, This is quite interesting. Sarah Salviander (astrophysicist ) has her own quite detailed comparison of Genesis 1 and the science... ... }
• Bible and Science, Reconciled
  • Pete Holzmann { Perry, I encourage adding linkage to Sarah's work on her website. It's quite good 😉 ...Here's the page with this ... }
• Origin Of Life: What We Do and Do Not Know
  • Evgenii Rudnyi { I know some papers of Levin, thank you. By the way, by Peirce the creative step in logic was abduction. ... }
  • Evgenii Rudnyi { Perry, Thank you for the link. Have I understood correctly, that negentropy is creativity in cognition? I agree with you ... }
  • Evgenii Rudnyi { I believe that it would be better to remove disorder and order from the list. The problem is that there ... }
• When Dinosaur Books Are More Dangerous Than Playboy Magazine
  • Rob Black { Perry, Just thought I would mention: You were right! I just (finally) finished reading ...And It Was So. Very interesting ... }