History of biology

1. The first vital principle is; Undoing the Body. Undoing the Body talks about “relaxation”, and cleaning the body of the past. The tensions held from the past are held inside the joints and muscles, and over time the body accumulates the emotional and physical stress that is stored inside the joints. When the body does store negative energy over time, many people do not realize the feeling of tension. If wanting to get rid of this tension, you would want to start in whatever position you feel most relaxed in, and let your muscles relax while you still maintain integrity. When relaxing there is steps to maintain such as becoming aware of the tensions in the muscles. Undoing the Body talks about approaching tensions, which is also considered to be “undoing”. Undoing the Body also talks about the skin, and how it tends to be a “defensive barrier”. When undoing, your skin is suppose to unwind being the defensive barrier, and become transparent so that the body becomes vulnerable to the outside world again. It’s also known as “taking the skin away”. 2. The second vital principle is; Undoing the Mind. Undoing the Mind talks about “emptying the mind”, so that the mind is clean of anything from the past, and throughout the everyday life. The mind supposively needs to undo itself. For the body to function, emotions and memories are necessary for the body to live and function on the daily life. Different things can be brought to the surface, such as thoughts, emotions and memories. 3…

Science is categorized into many groups and is studied throughout the world. One of my favorite things about science is studying the biological molecules that exist in this universe. Due to my interest in biological things, I now, major in Biology. I chose to study biology in order to become a surgeon. As a biology major, there is a lot to learn before proceeding into the real world work. In order to become a surgeon, there is a lot of requirements required to succeed in that field. The first…

a shorter yet essential step in writing our final paper. It helped us take a look at our sources again and connect the sources. I needed to find more examples and quotes about what should be in taught in schools and if it was appropriate to teach creationism. I did well with some parts of the explanatory synthesis and that is what I will discuss first. I did well with the explanatory synthesis because I found credible authors who have dealt with this issue for a long time. They have either…

Sahlins made a highly profound statement in an earlier portion of the book “in the void left in our understanding of ourselves by biology lays the whole of anthropology.” Now we are left to seek the validity of this statement. In Sahlins text The Use and Abuse of Sociobiology, he argues that certain elements of human nature and civilization cannot be reduced to biological principles; moreover the importance of anthropology as a science is its significant contribution to understanding the variety…

important person to our history. Even though Robert Hooke was a philosopher, architect, experimenter, etc. He also had an interesting life before he became known to science. He discovered many different things, and has affected biology and how we see things in a different way. Robert Hooke was born in England on July 28, 1635. Robert Hooke then died on march 3, 1703. Robert Hooke was never married and didn't have any kids. Roberts dad´s name was Jon Hooke. Hooke had no brothers or sisters…

brief look at the history of research on a biological basis for homosexuality. Even this short review should be adequate to support my position that, yes, there is a biological basis for homosexuality but sexuality cannot, or at least should not, be determined…

Science is about knowing about our world from our senses like seeing, and hearing, and touching. If there is no physical evidence of anything important, like the origin of man, then how can we call this fact and tell kids that it’s true? Most of these “facts” that we are told is total nonsense that they just try to throw at you so you believe them. Monkey to man, or men with monkey brains? These scientists are no better than politicians, always lying and giving misinformation. Even if evolution…

It was supported by evidence from a wide variety of scientific disciples, geology, genetics, and development biology. The theory of evolution was also the curator of human origins at the Museum of Natural History in New York. It was also described as, ”descent with modification,” at the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History in D.C. It was by an anthropologist and educator named Briana Pointer that specialized in the study of human origins. Sometimes it was described as,…

Evolution, which today is regarded as one of the cornerstones in biology, had a rocky start. In order for Darwin to convince his peers that natural selection was the mechanism behind evolution, he blurred the line between man and animals, leaving man as no different than the rest of the animal kingdom. Those who read On the Origin of Species and The Descent of Man were familiar with arguments about artificial selection (breeding) that Darwin used to make his point. Once Darwin convinced man that…

biological diversity. Generally, evolution also define as the process which modern organisms have descended from ancient ancestors and the process by which different kinds of living organism are believed to have developed from earlier forms during the history of the earth. The genetic differences that are heritable will passed on to their offspring or the next generations. The genetic differences or the changes on genes are modified through mechanisms such as mutation, gene flow, genetic drift,…