> But is "humanity" determined by biology or by how we describe ourselves.
> Its always seemed to me to be or of a cultural description than a
> physical one. Taking for granted that its a particular kind of biped's
> behavior in question.
Ever see a human outside a cultural context? Does our description of a
tree change the reality of the tree? I might be willing to stipulate
that our descriptions of ourselves may indeed change our culture but
those descriptions can never take place outside an already partially
defined cultural context.
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Zeitgeyser - the Old Faithful of pop culture
"Unity is always at least two"
(Buckminster Fuller)
The trouble with anarchy is that it
ALWAYS degenerates into government (me, heehee)
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