Re: The Real Place of Fuzziness in Anthropology

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Bryant wrote:
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> In article <321113FD.1CA9@best.com>,
> Joel and Lynn Gazis-Sax <gazissax@best.com> wrote:
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> >Never said that organization can't occur.
>
> How profound. Tell me, Joel: if I argue that an organism is,
> developmentally speaking, simultaneously 100% genetically determined and
> 100% environmentally determined, would you disagree?
>
> Bryant

Still eating aborted fetuses, Bryant?

Thought so!

joel

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