To Describe The Overwhelming Life Of A

I Think That The 'laws Of Nature' Are Also Prone To Evolve; I Think They Are More Like Habits Than Laws.

Over The Course Of Fifteen Years Of Research On Plant Development, I Came To The Conclusion That For Understanding The Development Of Plants, Their Morphogenesis, Genes And Gene Products Are Not Enough.

Machines Are Designed Not To Be Random. When You Call Up A Word Processing Program On Your Computer, You Don't Want It To Be Different Every Time You Call It Up. You Want It To Stay The Same.

Unfortunately, At Present, Practically No One Under Thirty Goes To Workshops. It's A System Of Education Entirely For The Middle Aged.

The Gaia Hypothesis Of James Lovelock [and Lynn Margulis] Puts Forward A Scientific View Of The Living Earth, Which In One Respect Is Modern, Empherical, Scientific, In Another Respect Re-awakens An Ancient Archetype, Which In Fact Is So Clearly Suggested By The Very Name Of The Hypothesis, Gaia, The Greek Name For Mother Earth.