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The other possibility, I suppose, is that the gods upload (download, whatever) fragments of themselves into people and animals which can later be recombined into a full personality…
23 Apr 2002, 17:26
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-----Original Message----- More It's hard to compare algorithmic computers to brains but I'm almost certain Oreb has the spectrum 48 beat. In fact, if he's at least as smart as …
22 Apr 2002, 18:21
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Hi Marc, I haven't had a chance to look at the pics (qualifying exams, alas), but Xenopus laevis is naturally polyploid (making it difficult to make transgenic animals, for anyone…
21 Mar 2002, 17:40
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Dan'l wrote (among much else worthy of quoting): You're quite right, and to be even-handed I should at least have mentioned Jung (whom you alluded to) and Joseph Campbell both of …
24 Aug 2001, 09:55
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The way you phrased this immediately reminded me of Tolkien's idea of sub-creation: any myth-creation, by virtue of being an act of creation, must and will reflect divine reality. …
21 Aug 2001, 17:41
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The story I was thinking of is actually a poem in _In Praise of Darkness_ called "His End and His Beginning". I don't recall the Spanish title of the poem. _Collected Fictions_ (…
24 Jul 2001, 10:34
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Dan here, finally delurking after being both enlightened and intimidated for some time now: I don't know what the consensus is on the ending of the novel, but I took Weer's remark…
11 Jul 2001, 11:54
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