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How come Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey and Sri Lanka remain constitutional, democratic and stable despite Islam and Buddhism respectively, but Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar don’t?
Have abhorred philosophy since childhood; most other disciplines resonate with me: classical music (&, therefore, most music), languages, Sci-tech, films, the visual arts. The previous comment doesn’t cover the reaction I have, being a dichotomy. I would boot out the god&philosophy altogether. Calling on Darwin & Wallace & Mendel; not appeal to me. I see in maths. Especially via music or some sciences. I’m used to journals. I love animals; worry about Covid-19’s effect on cats; & about bigotry towards bats. I have deep love & respect for these 2 species. Also, worry over hymenoptera & Tasmanian Devil Dogs. どおもありがとお. Only NHK TV. I’m a terrible speller.
Well, the feeling I got after reading this article is that a philosophycally oriented person will say that everything is in God’s hand and a scientifically oriented man will say that everything is happening as per Darwin’s theory of survival of the fittest.
Darwin is often misunderstood. Some genes may make you immune to a disease while the very same may make you get effected to another. Fittest is only in a particular context.
Have abhorred philosophy since childhood; most other disciplines resonate with me: classical music (&, therefore, most music), languages, Sci-tech, films, the visual arts. The previous comment doesn’t cover the reaction I have, being a dichotomy. I would boot out the god&philosophy altogether. Calling on Darwin & Wallace & Mendel; not appeal to me. I see in maths. Especially via music or some sciences. I’m used to journals. I love animals; worry about Covid-19’s effect on cats; & about bigotry towards bats. I have deep love & respect for these 2 species. Also, worry over hymenoptera & Tasmanian Devil Dogs. どおもありがとお. Only NHK TV. I’m a terrible speller.
Well, the feeling I got after reading this article is that a philosophycally oriented person will say that everything is in God’s hand and a scientifically oriented man will say that everything is happening as per Darwin’s theory of survival of the fittest.
Darwin is often misunderstood. Some genes may make you immune to a disease while the very same may make you get effected to another. Fittest is only in a particular context.