Seemingly

... that a monkey could do Well, that's the ideal situation, but you can bet it doesn't always go like that :) In my earlier post I put the word "seemingly" in quotation marks to indicate that too often the people who decide on finances are happy as long as the figures look good: no big expendures, ...

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I use hemocytometer every week! :P Though I wish we bough an automated cell counter, but hey, as long as humans can do it (seemingly) for free, why spend money on things?! Anyway, yeah the damn thing has a high error rate on both low and high concentrations (and pretty high error rate ...

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... music. And then the question would become about how Music evolved as an art form in human society. Wolves can sometimes achieve simple tones and seemingly love to brag about it, but they can't make a whole range, and don't use tools like humans do - how come they haven't worked out more of them, ...

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Well, that depends on the genetic abnormality in question: like I said most of the XXX and XYY genotypes are pretty much normal despite this seemingly gross genetic abnormality. Then again, a simple point mutation in the right place can make one's life a living hell. Like so often with biological ...

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambrian_explosion The Cambrian explosion has generated extensive scientific debate. The seemingly rapid appearance of fossils in the “Primordial Strata” was noted as early as the mid 19th century,[6] and Charles Darwin saw it as one of the main ...

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