@farmerman,
I will modify my language:
Quote:I have no idea what youre getting at here. Do you mean (more simply stated) that being H.s.s. have special Hs means to adapt? Im lost at what youre trying to get at here.
The variation, such as the morphogensis that defines sherpa lung capacity, is the shepas lungs
anatomically different from other races, is there an anatomical definition, how is diversity defined in homo sapien sapiens species?
To clarify, I desire reductionalism.
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exclusive to what? anyway, all good science is theoretically falsifiable
Melanine activity varies between races, however there is 'black' homo sapien sapiens races of 'white' race offspring, are you certain the lung variants are
exclusive to the sherpas?
All "good science is theoretically falsifiable", being that the samples are
limited, this is why I argue
formal logic, empiricalism is infinite in this case.
Quote:What you just said makes little sense. Im a student of cladistics and while it includes the organizational systematics applied in phylogenetic hierarchies , what you just stated is like saying that " The error appears to be the organization systems of how things are organized" Youve got to be more focused and stop just flinging words around for their impact.
I am refering to phylogensis/tree concept, not systematics, that is the 'cladistics', why are there 'clades', when is a 'clade' valid?
Philosophically, this
realism is open to paradoxes.