Darwin'sB-dayEditedforlessclarity..

Break out the bubbly water.. I've had an epiphany, from my closeted point of view. Watched the trial again, from 2004, a NOVA PBS documentary on intelligent design versus Darwin. Now the "gasp" story, (please) is Darwin. aGain. Media does run out of things to actually say, after a while.
It's so SAD. Two things I've gestalted, lately.

One. We've gotten all scientifically breathless, because Humans have 23 genes, and chimps have 24!! Well, duh. We've LOST something. Devolution:) It's been gelling in my brain for years.
I betcha if they counted OUR genes, we'd have 25. Some are evolving.

But, I also think of the rats..

Two. Everyone Scientistically is totally pissed right off, because bacteria invented the wheel! AND, motors!! Who KNEW bacteria were so smart!!
I've long believed we are what we carry, germs wise. We are a moving germ, FCS.
Sheeeesh, is nothing sacred? Why weren't people more amazed, before?

As we peer deeper and deeper into the very humming threads of our beings, we freak out, more and more.
It's darn silly, if you ask me. I mean, if you're scared of the answer, why ask the question in the first place?

Why are these scientists so surprised? Look around you. Doesn't it make sense that it's all part of a fabric, and the interleaves are endless?
Planet of the Apes, to your Left, Us to the Right. Or vice versey. It's all chance, and luck and hope and belief in more than what's right in front of you. Just out of range of your senses. There are other intelligences out there, unless, of course, the moron Carl Sagan was wrong. The chances are never ending, in my sci-fi Opinion.

RIP, Carl. I was being facetious. You would know that.

It's like scientists have decided to just peel us apart, by the genes. Below the depth of what we can actually "see" right in front of us. So much we could learn, if we looked. A little harder, I mean.
Maybe at each other, instead of into the particles of our beings.

Bacteria and our immune systems. They still can't really figure them out. Annoys the heck out of the scientists, that bacteria knew stuff long ago, that we learned in the last 2000 years..They are actually parts and parcels of, to me, the same whole darn thing. It has annoyed the heck out of the scientific, male world.
Weird.

Another tangent, wandering.
Anybody else ever study embryology?

Happy Birthday, Mr. Charles Darwin.
You wouldn't believe what's happened, since!
Hey, I finally bold-ed some text? We'll see.
You all know I'm ranting this outward, yes?
Yes.
(hugs)
TEN more Sleeps, FernValley!
DevoLutionary Out.

Still no Champion sequel, requests? F**k it, I'm throwing that tape in that box.
Where's the kleenex??