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To: Mark Bartlett who wrote (12097)	2/16/2003 7:33:28 PM
From: Montana Wildhack	Respond to of 14101

Mark, Medicine is amazing. The complexity of drugs and normal actions of the body in conjunction with each other is a seriously challenging thing to understand in depth. That article touched on a seriously interesting thing which is the development of mechanisms of the body over very long timeframes and how they fare now that in a short period of time life's challenges have changed so much. For instance, what good are testosterone supercharges in a setting now governed by law and police? In my opinion some of the behaviours we've witnessed on bulletin boards is very much related to this issue. We may want to react to things we perceive the market has done to us - but we are mandated by society to take no physical action. I think some of the behaviours we have watched might be understandable when they are seen as the only reasonable outlets - given that the machine is programmed to take serious action to defend against threats. Too bad the trees and then the grasslands didn't prepare us for the changing moods of economic climate and it's very real threats to our wellbeing any more than it prepared us for a lifestyle where we drown in uncounted forms of over abundance. Pass the aspirin.