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**Paul Hovnanian P.E.[_2_]**

George Hammond wrote:

On Fri, 9 May 2008 16:27:23 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

On May 9, 1:04 pm, madge wrote:
On May 9, 9:54 pm, George Hammond wrote:

[Hammond]
If Man did not exist, the Sun would not even rise
tomorrow morning. In fact w/o Man there would BE no
tomorrow!

A fascist male argument George.

If man did not exist the Sun would rise on us Wimmin.

If you die the universe doesn't exist anymore,

TeeHee.

[Hammond]
Only if you're the last man.

Define 'man'.

Given the process of evolution, in the distant past a thing called 'man'
did not exist. At some point, genetic mutations caused 'man' to descend
from an earlier form.

Please identify the gene or genes that provide this particular mammalian
entity with the power to 'observe' a universe into existence.

As evolution progresses, what we think of as 'man' will cease to exist.
It will be replaced by a (hopefully) more advanced being. At what point
in the future will the universe cease to exist?

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Paul Hovnanian
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