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To: carranza2 who wrote (760303)	3/27/2022 6:08:25 PM
From: Roads End	Respond to of 793648

Thanks carranza. Heinz was a true treasure, and above that, a quality human being. He is missed but not forgotten.

To: carranza2 who wrote (760303)	3/27/2022 6:35:20 PM
From: didjuneau	2 Recommendations Recommended By fred woodall garrettjax Respond to of 793648

Knew I'd seen that website before "acting-man": Message 33690799 Nice to get some background on the author. Thanks. On the subject of the message link: Complex Adaptations in Evolving Populations Univ. of Illinois biologist Tom Frazetta When modifying the design of a machine, an engineer is not bound by the need to maintain a real continuity between the first machine and the modification..... But in evolution, transitions from one type to the next presumably involve a greater continuity by means of a vast number of intermediate types. Not only must the end product - the final machine - be feasible, but so must be all the intermediates. The evolutionary problem is, in a real sense, the gradual improvement of a machine while it is running. This is a quote from the book "Darwin's Doubt". Think of what the WEF masterminds and all the other social engineers are trying to do. Improve a machine while it is running. Not to mention mRNA - gene therapy. Messing where they shudnta been messing. Our machine was running well until The Experts™ got involved. Freedom and meritocracy. China gave up individual freedom and we are losing ours.

To: carranza2 who wrote (760303)	3/27/2022 9:18:11 PM
From: skinowski	3 Recommendations Recommended By lightshipsailor Maurice Winn pak73 Respond to of 793648

Thank you for linking this. Yes, Heinz undoubtedly was a genius. His death is a great loss. I followed him on Twitter for a number of years, since he started his Acting Man. We are seeing today the proof that his analysis of 8 years ago was absolutely correct. Unfortunately, those problems are now being solved not through reason and negotiations - but a brutal war. So many foreign powers from far and wide got involved - that the entire world is in now danger.