The Cosmic Serpent

See The Cosmic Serpent by Jeremy Narby.




See also Economic and Technological Development of La Madre Tierra which I posted in June 2015.

There is a great bit on the last paragraph on page 75, about Crick's observation that "The great majority of [DNA] sequences can never be synthesized at all, at any time. These calculations take account only of the amino acid sequence. They do not allow for the fact that many sequences would probably not fold up satisfactorily into a stable compact shape. What fraction of all possible sequences would do this is not known, though it is surmised to be fairly small". See also Lori on Extraterrestrial Life, dated August 2019.

On the seeing of somebody from Peru:


Listen to Richard Feynman in 1983: 39:33 up to 42:22 he explicitly says "the seeing of somebody from Peru".


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On plants and apetition in the works of Aristotle see Sense Perception v. Sense.

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