Decisions

... and either stick to one partner or abstain altogether. (Read Montague: Your Brain is Almost Perfect.) The fact that humans are conscious of our decisions makes us accountable for them. Because we can create the idea of monogamy and the idea of commitment, our ethics can dictate that it is wrong ...

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... thinking in motion but Darwin. Therefore, if you think this way you are following his DOCTRINE. It is a doctrine--a guiding principle set by past decisions or tenants. Therefore you have Darwinian glasses on. But there is another way to look at the same data. B.If God created, would He create ...

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i completely agree - someone has to decide which species to prioritise so won't decisions always be biased? Take the Red List - there is loads of data on big 'charasmatic' species, birds, etc, but comparatively little on insects (unless i've got that wrong?)- so ...

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... from the "Yes We can" group :wink: Anyways its hard to verify Since bush once stated "he felt like God was with him as he made big decisions, but that the decisions were his" http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081209/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_interview Anyways getting back to the topic.Why ...

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... is completely and utterly a consequence of the interaction of your genetic makeup and the environment around it, there is nobody making decisions or making thoughts, just thoughts happening as a by-product of electrical and chemical reactions. However at the same time it is very obvious ...

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