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Skip to comments.Why Our Democracy Has Succeeded While Others Failed
Posted on 07/14/2013 8:57:54 AM PDT by Kaslin
Egypt is on everyones mind as a democratically-elected government was overthrown by the Egyptian military. It is utterly necessary as the country was moving toward an Islamic state, slowly turning into, at minimum, an oligarchy if not a dictatorship. The question becomes why, after only about a year, did the government fail where ours has endured for 226 years?
The answer is right under our noses and we often do not think about it. Our government had the advantage of six giants of history involved from the start. Those men were Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Franklin and Hamilton. Each one asserted an influence of deep dynamics that thrust us forward on the road to not only being the most successful democracy that has ever existed, but also the most economically successful and sound country in history.
As for Egypt, where are those people. For example, in our evolving time the world now has effective leadership from women, but you dont see a female face in any of their councils. There may be a few here and there, but none at the highest rungs and none in the Muslim Brotherhood.
If you cast back to our leaders from our inception, these are people who stepped up to the times. As you may have noticed, the list includes our first four presidents who gave our country tremendous stability in the first 28 years. That was despite some severe disagreements. Shays Rebellion in 1787 threatened the newly-forming government before it even could get off the ground. Four years later the Whiskey Rebellion challenged President Washington in his first term and threatened the nascent government. Yet, because of the strength of the leadership and structure of our government that had been formed, we survived.
There rarely is any thought of a military coup in the United States. When you hear that comment from people, you can start looking for their aluminum hat. I have spoken to foreigners around the world who have expressed that such a thing would never happen in the USA. Yet because of a totally inept government In Egypt that has left their economy in total disarray, they have further exacerbated the crisis. The economy of Egypt is largely based on turning viewing their ancient sites and antiquities into Disneyland. It is clear only a few brave souls have visited Egypt since Morsi took over as President.
Alexander Hamilton as a protégé to George Washington created a structure for our financial markets. Through the leadership of Washington and his successors, ambitious people came to America and built the free enterprise system that made us the economic engine of the world.
What Morsi did as president of Egypt was spend his time jailing journalists. What he spent his time doing was making laws that subverted the rule of law established in the newly adopted Constitution (that had challenges itself), heading him toward being a dictator and not a president. What he did not do was calm the country so that people could start getting back to work. The people instead took to the streets. Over a quarter of the population (22 million) joined the protests to express Morsi had to go. With no apparent person on the horizon having the ability to unite the Egyptians to move the country forward, who then will take over?
Not only did we have the six giants listed above, we had a bevy of people who were right behind them. You could include John Jay, President of the Continental Congress and the first Chief Justice of the United States. Where is a similar person in Egypt stumping on Morsis subversion of the Constitution? John Jay and the other justices would never have let Washington take over as the ultimate ruler. But that never was needed as Washington established the custom of stepping down after two terms. No one ever thought of being a dictator.
We can all come forward with other consequential people in the early stages of America. Samuel Adams, Patrick Henry, Nathan Hale, Elbridge Gerry and John Hancock are just few. All these people and others made this country what it is today.
We were blessed with great leadership that established the rule of law through a Constitution and their actions. Democracy is not easy. Egypt is a perfect example. Hopefully, during this round Egypt will find some of their own giants. In the meantime, Americans need to be patient because democracy takes time.
1) Because we are a Republic.
2) I think it's pretty clear that our "Democracy" has failed.
*democratic in the general meaning of rule by the people. I'm not trying to start a Athenian pure democracy vs. republican fight here.
I agree. Its so incredibly sad.
I would submit that there are two things that are overlooked here.
One, it takes a Judeo-Christian mindset to make a Republic work for all the people.
Two, the founding civilization may have been poor, but it could feed itself base on tapping the bounty of the land.
Egypt has neither of these things.
Our Founders where mental giants. Sadly, through time our fellow citizens have come to accept mental midgets.
having the atlantic and pacific oceans plus non aggressive neighbors to the north and south helped.
Duh. It failed because they're Islamic. Republicanism is antithetical to Mohammedanism, which is a political/religious system.
Bush was clever in attempting to create a republic in Iraq. It weakens the grip.of Islam. If one tenet can be ignored, then other tenets become negotiable.
Give the author a buck to buy a clue.
No, it was the 16th Amendment that made our descent into tyranny inevitable.
According to Eleanor Clift, if you have a petition of 25% of the people, then a coup is justified.
1 a : government by the people; especially : rule of the majority
b : a government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them directly or indirectly through a system of representation usually involving periodically held free elections
1 a (1) : a government having a chief of state who is not a monarch and who in modern times is usually a president (2) : a political unit (as a nation) having such a form of government
b (1) : a government in which supreme power resides in a body of citizens entitled to vote and is exercised by elected officers and representatives responsible to them and governing according to law (2) : a political unit (as a nation) having such a form of government
Exactly, Democracy always eventually fails, it's just a matter of time.
We were formed as a republic and have thus endured the test of time.
Until we didn't.
16 (enabled wealth redistribution), 17 (killed federalism), 19 (made the electorate more sensitive to emotional appeals) and 24 (mandated representation without taxation) all played a part IMHO.
I'll add abusive interpretations of 14. As-written this amendment is fine, but it's used to justify federal overreach.
Sorry for chopping the title.
But this is exactly right.
Succeeded can be the past tense of succeed. And that's where we are. Our Democracy is rapidly drawing to a close.
Are y'all pissed off enough?
If our republic was dependent upon great leadership, it would have failed under mediocre or poor leadership. Though it is hanging by a thread today, it has nothing to do with leadership.
The reason the USA was so successful for so long was primarily because of self-government and a population that was up to the task. At the time of the Revolution, the colonists already had 150 years of experience with self-government.
No other newly formed country already had the existing expertise within its population to be self-sustaining.
The problem we now face is that since the Fabian Socialists started infiltrating our academic system back in the late 1800's, We the People have gradually abdicated our civic responsibilities.
About a century ago, we started the subjugation of the citizens with the 16th Amendment (personal income tax), emasculated our States with the 17th Amendment (general election of Senators), and initiated the elimination of citizen statesmen in the House with a House rule limiting membership to 435 (dramatically increasing the constituency of each House Seat over the next century).
It is now "accepted knowledge" that politics is distasteful and should not be engaged. The Frankfurt School and Russian communist infiltrators accelerated the trend with the New Deal, (Social Security) and War on Poverty, (welfare state).
We have lost the disciplines and skills of self-government. Unless We the People regain the determination, skills and disciplines, we will forfeit by our inaction the hard won freedoms we used to, and in some small part, still enjoy.
Sadly we are a failed Republic.
In 1787, Alexander Tyler of the University of Edinborough wrote that all
democracies go through eight stages, two hundred years being the average cycle
time. The stages are:
From bondage to spiritual faith;
From spiritual faith to great courage;
From courage to liberty;
From liberty to abundance;
From abundance to complacency;
From complacency to apathy;
From apathy to dependence;
From dependence back to bondage.
This quote started appearing on the Internet during the 2000 election, but its actually authorship is a matter of some contention.
The full quote, BTW is:
A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy, which is always followed by a dictatorship.
"The average age of the worlds greatest civilizations from the beginning of history, has been about 200 years. During those 200 years, these nations always progressed through the following sequence:
From Bondage to spiritual faith; From spiritual faith to great courage; From courage to liberty; From liberty to abundance; From abundance to complacency; From complacency to apathy; From apathy to dependence; From dependence back into bondage."
Well, we were succeeding until someone convinced the idiots that we were a democracy.
Thanks, Maceman.
I am not will to go that far yet. Unfortunately, we are on our way though :(
From dependence back into bondage.
IMO, we're now in this stage.
Read the definitions from Merriam Webster dictionary.com of democracy and republic that I posted in #11
WE are going to get it back just not through the ballot box.
Did you have a further point?
we are a constitutional republic, not a mob-rule democracy. you want to see a democracy - try france's Godless revolution and about 20-plus shredded constitutions plus a napoleon a couple times in the same span of our constitution.
Sadly, you are right. I cannot believe my beloved country has come to this, but it has.
It's extremely sad. And the transition is going to get ugly, I believe.
The operative idea is "in a a body of citizens entitled to vote".
NOT Universal Suffrage.
When you let the poor, the young and foolish, and imbeciles have the franchise, you get a communist faggot in the WH.
Universal Suffrage has mortally wounded this nation.
Collapse is inevitable.
I won't argue that point. I read an article from someone at U of Chicago & proved how liberal the nation changed after this passed. Now as far a women holding offices I all for it.
Ours has failed!
We have gone the way of Rome but it only took us 200 years where it took the Romans 800 to screw it up!
Succeeded? Failing more each year. It didn't used to be a Socialist Democracy.
this one is over too
Barack, his administrative monkeys, and not the Congress write the vast majority of rules we live under.
Only the outer shell, the visible forms of our once republic remains. Its vital organs are gone.
I would interject it was the failure of We the People in the 191x's.
Even WITH all those things you state, if the courts had done their job, or people would have pressed the courts and/or their representatives, there would have been a WHOLE lot of WTF!? when $$ was being taxed and not SPENT on anything.
It was the failure to reign in the Communism/Socialism of that time vs. the Constitution. "Fine, you have an Amendment to tax income, you don't have authority to SPEND it on anything" (ala SS/Medicare/Poverty/etc.)
Compound that with the failure of the Citizenry of the 60's-70's to hold the line when 1 head of household could have a job, a car, college, 2+ kids, vacations, etc. and not TAXED OUT THE WAZOO to the point where were are today (man/wife foisting their brood off on others to raise to make the mighty $$ so they can keep a roof over their heads while the taxman strips them of every penny possible)
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The Mets snapped a three-game losing streak Thursday, and now head back to Jupiter to face the Marlins, with Chris Young on the mound.
On to Friday's news reports:
• Record columnist Bob Klapisch thought Francisco Rodriguez sounded sincere -- actually, more like sedated -- in discussing his changed demeanor off the field as the result of anger-management training in Venezuela and now in Florida. Writes Klapisch:
Anyone who's ever seen "A Clockwork Orange" will note Francisco Rodriguez's slightly deadened gaze and understand the Mets' closer hasn't changed -- he's been changed. Re-programmed, re-wired, maybe even lobotomized. OK, obviously not that. But K-Rod isn't the thug who police said beat up his girlfriend's father at Citi Field last August, taken out of the ballpark in handcuffs and arraigned on third-degree assault charges.
• Andy McCullough in the Star-Ledger addresses K-Rod's outing. As does David Lennon in Newsday.
• Oliver Perez was one of Thursday's topics du jour. No, he's not really in the rotation competition, even though he's getting another start during a split squad next week. The final two rotation spots, barring an injury, are going to Chris Young and Chris Capuano. And, no, Perez is not going to fit in the bullpen either with an 85 mph fastball. Here's coverage in the Post, Newsday, Star-Ledger and the Record. ... The Daily News' sources come to the conclusion Perez won't be a starter too.
• Terry Collins says he wants to pare the second-base competition by when the Mets return following a March 14 off-day. Justin Turner, who starts Friday's game in Jupiter against the Marlins, has minor league options remaining, making him the most vulnerable.
• After Thursday's appeals court hearing involving trustee Irving Picard's "clawback" measure -- money withdrawn less principal invested -- Picard/Fred Wilpon mediator Mario Cuomo, who was in the courtroom monitoring the proceedings, told Newsday: "The best thing that can happen is a settlement."
Cuomo told The New York Times he had been speaking with both sides daily to try to find common ground. "There is no way to say or measure how far apart they are," Cuomo told the newspaper. "It's not something you can do for one year or two years. ... This is a very complicated case. It's going to be very big, and it's going to be very difficult."
• As for the clawback appeal itself, Diana B. Henriques of The New York Times says don't expect a decision for months. Henriques does note that net winners may not be completely out of luck in getting some of those funds back eventually. Net losers have filed for $20 billion in lost principal. Picard already has recovered $10 billion and has lawsuits filed seeking $90 billion more in the way of fictitious profits and damages, which includes the $1 billion sought from the Wilpons and Saul Katz.
• The Daily News says the Securities and Exchange Commission official who liquidated his mother's estate, which included a Madoff account, in 2005 is being invited to testify before a congressional subcommittee next week to gauge potential conflict of interest.
Deeper in the story is this news about Thursday's appeal hearing: The judges asked both sides pointed questions, with Chief Judge Dennis Jacobs saying that Wilpon, Katz and hundreds of other investors should not expect the net equity of the Madoff accounts to be based "on whatever amount Madoff made up while chewing on his pencil and staring at the ceiling."
The Daily News then found an expert to take the opposite side of that argument -- the argument advocated by the Wilpons' attorneys. The newspaper found no analyst/expert supporting Picard's basis for redistributing funds, which prioritizes victims who lost principal, even though the Associated Press' story on the hearing opened with this line: A federal appeals panel reviewing a compensation plan for former clients of disgraced financier Bernard Madoff cast doubt on claims by the embattled owners of the Mets and other investors that they have a right to keep millions of dollars of fictitious profits.
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Ron Stein, the president of the Network for Investor Action and Protection, a Long Island organization founded by former Madoff investors to push for regulatory reform, said after the hearing that Picard's definition of net equity is "a slap in the face to investors all around the country." Stein continued: "The trustee manufactured justification to go after innocent victims. The fact of the matter is Congress was fully aware of Ponzi schemes when SIPA legislation was passed."
• Brian Costa of The Wall Street Journal calculates the Mets' Grapefruit League travel for road trips at 2,752 miles, highest of any team. The Mets don't have many close neighbors anymore, with the departure of the Dodgers from Vero Beach to Arizona and the Orioles from Fort Lauderdale across the state to Sarasota. The Mets reportedly could buy out their lease with St. Lucie, which runs through 2018, but the owners have other issues requiring cash right now, so that doesn't exactly seem imminent.
• Foxsports.com's Ken Rosenthal says the Wilpons should sell. Concludes Rosenthal:
From baseball's perspective, it's too early to pass judgment on Wilpon; he deserves every opportunity to bounce back, given his years of distinguished service to the sport. I get that. I think it's fair. But tell that to all those Mets fans who are struggling to embrace two of commissioner [Bud] Selig's favorite words, hope and faith. What is best for Fred Wilpon is one thing. What is best for the team and the game is quite another.
• Anthony DiComo of MLB.com profiles left-handed reliever Tim Byrdak, who was out of baseball in 2002 and stocking shelves overnight at Target while trying to revive his major league career following Tommy John surgery. "There were people there -- my situation was nothing compared to what they had going on," Byrdak tells DiComo about working the graveyard shift. "Everybody had a story there and we all needed a job. It was mind-boggling."
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- Difficult setup, Limited headset features, background noise audible
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The Plantronics Voyager 510S package offers the freedom to answer calls to your mobile and desk phone. While extremely comfortable to wear, this unit does tend to pick up background noise.
Price$ 389.00 (AUD)
Picture this. You are walking towards the office kitchen when your mobile phone rings, so you simply press a button and answer it using the Plantronics Bluetooth Headset. As you finish that call, you hear your desk phone ringing in the background. Do you walk all the way back to your desk to answer it? No, once again, you answer it using the Bluetooth headset - simply by pressing one button.
The Plantronics Voyager 510 is a Bluetooth headset for your mobile phone that can also be paired with your desk phone, giving you complete handsfree freedom while on the road and in the office. This is because the Voyager 510 headset uses Bluetooth 1.2, meaning it can be paired with multiple devices simultaneously. At least, that is how the Plantronics Voyager is supposed to work, but the reality (as always) is a little different.
The Voyager 510 Bluetooth headset is like many other headset devices in the market today and slips comfortably behind an ear, with the boom microphone rotatable so it can be worn on either ear. Having tested a few Bluetooth headsets now, we can safely say the Voyager 510 is extremely comfortable to wear and conducive to long periods of use. The speaker fits right into your ear so the call quality is clear and Plantronics include 3 interchangeable ear pieces in the package.
There are just three controls on this simple to use device, a Call Control Button, a Volume Adjust button and a Power Button. The controls were faultless except for the Power button, which is small, hard to locate and very difficult to press. This also serves as the 'mute' button during a call and we had significant problems trying to use it. On the plus side, we really liked the fact that the 'Call Control' button is the side of unit (as opposed to the top) since it was very easy to access at all times. A flashing status indicator is installed at the base of the boom, so you can tell when the unit is on, in use or in pairing mode.
To pair the unit with your mobile, you simply hold down the Volume and Call Control button which places the unit in pairing mode. Using your phone, you then search for Bluetooth devices and pair them together. We had no complaints about using the headset with our phones - while not offering the advanced functionality of the Jabra BT800, all the basic functions such as answering/ending calls were provided, as well as voice dialing. Unfortunately, we couldn't call the last dialed number from the unit and we found that when our phone was on silent, the headset didn't pick it up. While Plantronics state this function is supported, neither of the two headsets we tested picked up the calls when our Nokia 6230 was on silent mode.
The key selling point of the Voyager 510S package is the included L510S headset system and HL10 handset lifter. The L510 unit sits on your desk and hooks up to your desk phone, allowing you to receive calls to that phone on the Voyager 510 headset. The L510 also acts as a charger for the headset and you simply pop the headset in the cradle to charge it.
The HL10 Handset lifter is actually fitted to the front of your phone and is used to manipulate the desk phone handset. When you get a call on your desk phone, you press the Call Control button on the 510 headset and this triggers the HL10 lifter to automatically lift the handset of the cradle, no matter where you are in the office. When the call is ended, the HL10 drops the phone back into its cradle.
While all this may sound very simple, the setup process is confusing to say the least. While for most phones, the out of box settings will be enough to get you going right away, we had quite a time trying to get everything working. This is because there are actually several switches, knobs and dials on the headset unit and the supplied manual was next to useless in directing us how to configure it.
For example, we were provided with just a picture illustrating where all the cables are plugged in. No instructions, no guide - just a picture. Now for many people, Bluetooth technology is still new and the deskphone support newer still, so a more comprehensive guide should really have been provided for this product. The other downside is hooking up the HL10 to the L510 and then to the desk phone does result in a lot of messy looking wired connections on your desk.
Despite the range being stated as 10 metres for this setup, we were actually able to get signals for desk phone calls at a distance much further than this, but they did deteriorate the further we got away and when obstructions (such as walls) were present. The boom mic is apparently noise cancelling, but those on the other end of the line did complain that background noise was clearly audible at a distracting level. The call quality is obviously no match for usual desk phone call, but was definitely useable and for most people, the convenience factor will far outweigh any small quality issues.
The Voyager 510S offers 6 hours of talk time and 100 hours of standby, which is adequate for most users.
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Invasive plant species affect a range of ecosystem processes but their impact on belowground carbon (C) pools is relatively unexplored. This is particularly true for grass invasions of forested ecosystems. Such invasions may alter both the quantity and quality of forest floor inputs. Dependent on both, two theories, 'priming' and 'preferential substrate utilization', suggest these changes may decrease, increase, or leave unchanged native plant-derived soil C. Decreases are expected under 'priming' theory due to increased soil microbial activity. Under 'preferential substrate utilization', either an increase or no change is expected because the invasive plant's inputs are used by the microbial community instead of soil C. Here, we examine how Microstegium vimineum affects belowground C-cycling in a southeastern US forest. Following predictions of priming theory, M. vimineum's presence is associated with decreases in native-derived, C pools. For example, in September 2006 M. vimineum is associated with 24%, 34%, 36%, and 72% declines in total organic, particulate organic matter, mineralizable (a measure of microbially-available C), and microbial biomass C, respectively. Soil C derived from M. vimineum does not compensate for these decreases, meaning that the sum of native- plus invasive-derived C pools is smaller than native-derived pools in uninvaded plots. Supporting our inferences that C-cycling accelerates under invasion, the microbial community is more active per unit biomass: added 13C-glucose is respired more rapidly in invaded plots. Our work suggests that this invader may accelerate C-cycling in forest soils and deplete C stocks. The paucity of studies investigating impacts of grass invasion on C-cycling in forests highlights the need to study further M. vimineum and other invasive grasses to assess their impacts on C sink strength and forest fertility.
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The Third Chimpanzee: The Evolution and Future of the Human Animalby Jared M. Diamond
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We human beings share 98 percent of our genes with chimpanzees. Yet humans are the dominant species on the planet-having founded civilizations and religions, developed intricate and diverse forms of communication, learned science, built cities, and created breathtaking works of art-while chimps remain animals concerned primarily with the basic necessities of survival. What is it about that 2 percent difference in DNA that has created such a divergence between evolutionary cousins? In this fascinating, provocative, passionate, funny, endlessly entertaining work, renowned Pulitzer Prize-winning author and scientist Jared Diamond explores how the extraordinary human animal, in a remarkably short time, developed the capacity to rule the world...and the means to irrevocably destroy it.
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The next time you visit a zoo, make a point of walking past the ape cages. Imagine that the apes had lost most of their hair, and imagine a cage nearby holding some unfortunate people who had no clothes and couldn't speak but were otherwise normal. Now try guessing how similar those apes are to us in their genes. For instance, would you guess that a chimpanzee shares 10 percent, 50 percent, or 99 percent of its genetic program with humans?
Then ask yourself why those apes are on exhibit in cages, and why other apes are being used for medical experiments, while it's not permissible to do either of those things to humans. Suppose it turned out that chimp genes were 99.9 percent identical to our genes, and that the important differences between humans and chimps were due to just a few genes. Would you still think it's okay to put chimps in cages and to experiment on them? Consider those unfortunate mentally defective people who have much less capacity to solve problems, to care for themselves, to communicate, to engage in social relationships, and to feel pain than do apes. What is the logic that forbids medical experiments on those people, but not on apes?
You might answer that apes are "animals," while humans are humans, and that's enough. An ethical code for treating humans shouldn't be extended to an "animal," no matter how similar its genes are to ours, and no matter what its capacity for social relationships or feeling pain. That's an arbitrary but at least self-consistent answer that can't be lightly dismissed. In that case, learning more about our ancestral relationships won't have any ethicalconsequences, but it will still satisfy our intellectual curiosity to understand where we come from. Every human society has felt a deep need to make sense of its origins, and has answered that need with its own story of the Creation. The Tale of Three Chimps is the Creation Story of our time.
For centuries it's been clear approximately where we fit into the animal kingdom. We are obviously mammals, the group of animals characterized by having hair, nursing their young, and other features. Among mammals we are obviously primates, the group of mammals including monkeys and apes. We share with other primates numerous traits lacking in most other mammals, such as flat fingernails and toenails rather than claws, hands for gripping, a thumb that can be opposed to the other four fingers, and a penis that hangs free rather than being attached to the abdomen. Already by the second century A.D., the Greek physician Galen deduced our approximate place in nature correctly when he dissected various animals and found that a monkey was "most similar to man in viscera, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, and in the form of bones."
It's also easy to place us within the primates, among which we are obviously more similar to apes (the gibbons, orangutan, gorilla, and chimpanzees) than to monkeys. To name only one of the most visible signs, monkeys sport tails, which we lack along with apes. It's also clear that gibbons, with their small size and very long arms, are the most distinctive apes, and that orangutans, chimpanzees, gorillas, and humans are all more closely related to each other than any is to gibbons. But to go further with our relationships proves unexpectedly difficult. It has provoked an intense scientific debate, which revolves around three questions:
What is the detailed family tree of relationships among humans, the living apes, and extinct ancestral apes? For example, which of the living apes is our closest relative?
When did we and that closest living relative, whichever ape it is, last share a common ancestor?
What fraction of our genetic program do we share with that closest living relative?
At first, it would seem natural to assume that comparative anatomy had already solved the first of those three questions. We look especially like chimpanzees and gorillas, but differ from them in obvious features like our larger brains, upright posture, and much less body hair, as well as in many subtler points. However, on closer examination these anatomical facts aren't decisive. Depending on what anatomical characters one considers most important and how one interprets them, biologists differ as to whether we are most closely related to the orangutan (the minority view), with chimps and gorillas having branched off our family tree before we split off from orangutans, or whether we are instead closest to chimps and gorillas (the majority view), with the ancestors of orangutans having gone their separate way earlier.
Within the majority, most biologists have thought that gorillas and chimps are more like each other than either is like us, implying that we branched off before the gorillas and chimps diverged from each other. This conclusion reflects the commonsense view that chimps and gorillas can be lumped in a category termed "apes," while we're something different. However, it's also conceivable that we look distinct only because chimps and gorillas haven't changed much since we shared a common ancestor with them, while we were changing greatly in a few important and highly visible features like upright posture and brain size. In that case, humans might be most similar to gorillas, or humans might be most similar to chimps, or humans and gorillas and chimps might be roughly equidistant from each other in overall genetic makeup.
Thus, anatomists have continued to argue about the first question, the details of our family tree. Whichever tree one prefers, anatomical studies by themselves tell us nothing about the second and third questions, our time of divergence and genetic distance from apes. Perhaps, however, fossil evidence might in principle solve the questions of the correct ancestral tree and of dating, though not the question of genetic distance.
Meet the Author
Jared Diamond is the author of the bestselling Collapse and Guns, Germs, and Steel. A professor of geography at the University of California, Los Angeles, he has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the American Philosophical Society. He is a MacArthur Fellow and was awarded the National Medal of Science.
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I decided to not put much stock anymore in the critics, who are often at odds with each other about you name it, and that includes the scholars and proffessors etc., too. In other words I say, read what you like, and I like this book, because regardless of the soundness of any theories, the book is loaded with some very interesting facts and I happen to like the authors style and temperment, occassioned also with a healthy sense of humor. He is also the author of the pulitzer winning 'Guns, Germs, and Steel' which, needless to say, I'm also enjoying.
Having read and become familiar with other writings by Diamond, I recommend that readers new to him start here. This is a brilliant book, written in the early 90's and still is every bit as valid as it ever was, which explains why it continues to remain on bookstore shelves, no doubt still selling well. Diamond is a top-notch historian, an original thinker/genius, and a damned good writer. This is not a quick read, but I can think of no other book that delivers more of a bang for every buck spent on it.
A earlier version of many themes in Guns, Germs, and Iron plus some biological perspectives. Good reasons why we should be more humble about our place in the world
Mr. Diamond takes a datailed and provocative look at humanity. He sees exposes our animal origins and demonstrates how our primitive side is still active today. As a bird watcher observes birds, Diamond studies people. The human animal within us all will be delighted by this new source of insight.
Overall a very interesting book indeed and an ideal supplement to Dawkins's classic 'The selfish gene.' While not containing the scientific rigour of the latter, it is nonetheless reccommended reading due to its breadth, lively style and ambition. Currently reading 'Guns,Germs and Steel' and am (so far) equally impressed.


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Looking forward to this one more than my own plane :D
I'm just trying to make sure I don't sell someone something that doesn't work.
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Thanks man, that helps alot!
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It's a little rough around the edges to say the least. Needs quite a bit of work. I'd like to have it fixed this summer some time still though.
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I still remember a couple years ago when you helped talk me into this $h*T :D:D
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