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  1. And yes, of course, a vigorously Lamarckian interpretation of this could suggest that the offspring of wolves raised in high-rise apartments might be especially well-suited for life in high-rise apartment buildings. Who am I to question meticulously doing one's own research?
    #Lamarckism #Lamarck #wolf #wolves #highrise #AustinTX #risk #RiskAnalysis

  2. On a lighter note, the prompt for this one was people whose failures overshadowed their successes.

    #Cracked #photoplasty #Lamarck #HistoryOfScience

  3. On a lighter note, the prompt for this one was people whose failures overshadowed their successes.

    #Cracked #photoplasty #Lamarck #HistoryOfScience

  4. On a lighter note, the prompt for this one was people whose failures overshadowed their successes.

    #Cracked #photoplasty #Lamarck #HistoryOfScience

  5. On a lighter note, the prompt for this one was people whose failures overshadowed their successes.

    #Cracked #photoplasty #Lamarck #HistoryOfScience

  6. In 1809, Jean-Baptiste Lamarck proposed the theory that animals evolve according to their need and that they pass their acquired characteristics to their offspring. #Poetry #Science #History #Evolution #Lamarck (sharpgiving.com/thebookofscien)

  7. I think the Marlin Lab is proving that Lamarckism wasn't totally wrong. It's a very interesting development in Evolution theory and science. I'll be paying close attention. Particularly to how trauma effects genetic material.

    #Lamarck
    #MarlinLab
    #DrBiancaMarlin
    #Evolution

  8. A lot going on here. #Nietzsche on #Hegel #Lamarck vs #Schopenhauer vs #Darwin in Walter Kaufman.

    Always seemed weird to me that people forget that Darwin also allowed for acquired characteristics. I feel like he was deliberately misread for a long time, to make him appear compatible with Neo-Darwinism (whose shortcomings are now shown in epigenetics). In other words, Darwin had it right, and many, including Nietzsche, misunderstood him. #philosophy #evolution

  9. « L’homme par son égoïsme trop peu clairvoyant pour ses propres intérêts, par son penchant à jouir de tout ce qui est à sa disposition, en un mot, par son insouciance pour l’avenir et pour ses semblables, semble travailler à l’anéantissement de ses moyens de conservation et à la destruction même de sa propre espèce [...] On dirait que l’homme est destiné à s’exterminer lui-même après avoir rendu le globe inhabitable. »

    Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck, 1820

    #lamarck #citation #environnement