Dear Plamen, Pedro and colleques,
I have no experience with the medium of this forum so hopefully my suggestion
will arrive at the right spot.
Plamen, I like to link to your suggestion below.
It is interesting to see that you view the theory that the first cells have
emerged without genetics as
Pedro -- You are right to look dubiously at the achievement of neoDarwinism
as the sole theory of biology. What is missing (and it was realized
already in the 1950’s with Schmalgausen and Waddington) is development. All
dissipative structures develop -- immaturity followed by a short maturity
foll
Dear Lou and All,
I am sorry. The FIS server has returned my email as undelivered, most
probably because of the PDF attachment. This is actually a paper authored
by Bob Root-Bernstein and his daughter, Meredith. It is on researchegate.net
and can be requested from them. The title is: “The ribosome
Dear Lou and Colleagues,
yes, I agree: an artistic approach can be very fruitful. This is like what
Stuart Kauffman says about speaking with metaphors. At some point our
mathematical descriptive tools do not have sufficient expressional power to
grasp more global general insights and we reach out
Dear Lou, Pedro and Colleagues,
I have another somewhat provoking question about the "constructive" role of
topology in morphogenesis. What do you think about the somewhat artistic,
but scientifically VERY controversial theory about the origin and
development of life forms based on physical forces
