Who Knows What The Definition Of Specie IsUnity Consciousness #231

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A search for a basic definition of specie turned into a journey through multiple sites that all seemed to be from the minds of different species with different bio-logical rules.

One Of The Definitions

“A species is a group whose members can interbreed and produce viable, fertile offspring.” (1)

Some Of Darwin's View

“Through much of [ the European suboptimal view of] biological history there has been controversy regarding the existence of species in nature. Are species real units in nature? Can the species category be defined objectively? Darwin's work contributed to the recognition of species as real entities. The very title of his book, On the Origin of Species, stressed this category. But as Mayr has pointed out, Darwin himself was so impressed by the variability and intergradation in the material he studied that he considered the term "species" to be arbitrary, not differing in essential features from "variety." (2)

The crux of the confusion surrounding defining what species means could really come down to two things:
1. An ulterior motive regarding human classification which needs no explanation.
2. A fundamental lack of understanding biology which needs re-Africanization back to teachings upon which the sciences are based.

(1) Paraphrased from“CH 24, Origin of Species & Speciation, Biological Species Concept,” p. 1. bio.classes.ucsc.edu/bio175/Lectures/21_Species_Concepts.pdf
(2) Sokal, Robert R.; Crovello, Theodore J., “The American Naturalist,” Vol. 104, No. 936. (Mar. - Apr., 1970), p. 127. http://mechanism.ucsd.edu/teaching/philbio/readings/sokal.biologicalspeciesconceptcritique.1970.pdf

The fact that there is only one human genetic database (genome) tells us there is only one group of humans genetically-speaking. That one group of humans we all belong to has 99.99% genetic alikeness and only 0.01% variation.

Life Plan | Follow “Stupid” Animals To A Winning Strategy

Some of us run right past critical analysis in our thought process. Therefore, we run head wrong into critical choices. We forsake natural world teachers whose lives demonstrate instructions from the Great Strategist. One reason we disregard instruction is the misconception only humans have intelligence.

Who Has Intelligence.?!

Have we not witnessed animals, insects and plants live, thrive and do more than survive? Have we seen any of them go get a job? These forms of life perform work, but that work is directly for what they need. Their jobs are performed within the context of their community and who they were created to be. Thus, they are fruitful and multiply.

There's such a thing as living outside yourself. There is also such a thing as working outside yourself. Work that doesn't match self according to purpose and destiny.

Since animals, insects and plants do what they were sent here to do, all of them have food and shelter. Yet, how many of these creatures have houses, refrigerators, cupboards, closets, drawers, basements, garages and sheds filled with food and other life-supporting supplies? What they do have plenty of is Divine-given abilities. Humans do too. We just don't apply ourselves properly. If we applied our abilities directly to the natural world to get what we need, there might be enough evidence to prove we're also intelligent.

Clearly, humans have devolved from natural world self sufficiency to human-replaced dependency. During this backwards progress phase, we have made the easiest part of life and existence, food and shelter, the hardest. This can be explained by false notions and stupid behavior.

Lessons From Intelligent Beings

1. Apply what you naturally have directly to what's naturally available.

2. Use the hand you're dealt and the cards you've chosen.

3. Work with others trying to do the same.