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Most Recent Posts
- Writers: Watch Your Headlines
- The Immune System’s Role in Longevity
- Lord Vayne – Chapter 4
- Romanian research: What’s in a name?
- Lord Vayne – Chapter 3
- Romanian Research – Vampires
- Lord Vayne – Chapter 2
- Romanian research – Owls
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- Can co-evolution be applied to intelligent life forms?
Carma-isms
"If you don't inspire, you expire."
"It is a rare goal that has only one path."
"Life is too short for uncomfortable clothes!"
"Isn't it interesting how we often fight who we truly are, what we truly want and that which we truly deserve?"
"The more you appreciate, the more you have to appreciate."
"I know, therefore I am."
"Today is wonderful because I've chosen to see it that way."
More of Carma's Writing
Category Archives: Science Commentary
The Immune System’s Role in Longevity
One of the causes of a human’s “shortened” life span is the increased risk of infections and certain cancers caused the the reduced effectiveness of the immune system. You see, as we age, the thymus, which produces new T cells … Continue reading
Posted in Science Commentary
Tagged immortality, long life span, longevity
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Can co-evolution be applied to intelligent life forms?
This morning, I opened my email and found a press release about how insects and plant co-evolved, each one changing to adapt to life with the other. Here’s a video that explains the concept: As I was listening to … Continue reading
Posted in Science Commentary
Tagged Chris Pires, co-evolution, Paul Erhlich, Peter Raven, University of Missouri
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Cosmic rays impair astronaut brain function
I really miss writing about science. And, of course, you probably have figured out I’m into science fiction. I once had an idea to create a website called “Sci for Sci Fi” that would cover current science research and propose … Continue reading
Posted in Science Commentary, Writing Prompts
Tagged astronaut, Charles Limoli, cognition, dementia, International Space Station, Mars, space flight, University of California Irivine
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Writers: Watch Your Headlines
They say the pen is mightier than the sword … and I do agree that it packs a powerful punch. “With great power comes great responsibility,” and this is so true of writers. Our words are powerful — especially when … Continue reading →