Lib. Julio Torri
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commentaries to “Paraguay: couple free due to the fact that the bridegroom is a hermaphrodite” |
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lunes, junio 23, 2008, 01:02 AM The following is my translation of an article published in Internet with the title “Paraguay: couple free due to the fact that the bridegroom is a hermaphrodite”, written by Pedro Servin, distributed by AP and posted in the Web on Monday, June 16th. 23:50 P. M. Additionally I give my commentaries at the end of the article.ASUNCION.- A couple that spent their honeymoon in jail because an attorney accused de bridegroom of being a woman was liberated on Monday when a forensic medic verified that the bridegroom is a hermaphrodite. Leer más... [ 1 comentario ] ( 53 visualizaciones ) | enlace permanente |   ( 3.4 / 10 ) |
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comentarios a “Paraguay: libre pareja porque novio es hermafrodita” |
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domingo, junio 22, 2008, 03:05 AM A continuación doy a conocer un artículo de Internet titulado “Paraguay: libre pareja porque novio es hermafrodita”, escrito por PEDRO SERVIN, difundido por la AP -y puesto en la red el lunes, 16 de junio, a las 23.50 horas. Adicionalmente doy a conocer mis comentarios al respecto al final del artículo.ASUNCIÓN - Una pareja que pasó su luna de miel en la cárcel porque un fiscal acusó al novio de ser mujer fue liberada el lunes cuando un médico forense constató que el novio es hermafrodita. Leer más... [ añadir comentario ] | enlace permanente | ( 3.4 / 7 ) |
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An advanced but big headed monkey (and the corroboration of “The Extinct Human Species That Was Smarter Than Us”) |
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jueves, mayo 15, 2008, 03:46 AM Following is my translation of an article found in Internet titled “Un mono avanzado, pero cabezón” (An advanced but big headed monkey) posted on March 30th, 2006 and to which I insert in parenthesis my commentaries —Félix Rocha Martínez.An advanced but big headed monkey (and the corroboration of “The Extinct Human Species That Was Smarter Than Us”) A group of paleonthologists discovered in the Argentinian Patagonia a primate fossil with an extremely developed brain. (The brain was not extremely developed, but it was of great volume. Through this finding it is corroborated that the big heads, of a very long time ago, was not peculiar to the human being, but it was a pattern of life just as it is said in my theory, “The evolution is repeated in the development [what it happens in the testicles, ovaries and spawn] and in gestation, each species according to its own”. All creatures react to the same pattern, but each with its own peculiarities. Please read the article, “The Extinct Human Species That Was Smarter Than Us” (and second response to the Theory of the Aquatic Ape).) Leer más... [ añadir comentario ] ( 24 visualizaciones ) | enlace permanente | ( 3.3 / 15 ) |
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“Un mono avanzado, pero cabezón” |
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domingo, mayo 11, 2008, 02:47 AM A continuación transcribo un artículo que se encuentra en Internet bajo el título de “Un mono avanzado, pero cabezón” (y corroboración de “La especie humana extinta que fue más inteligente que nosotros”) subido el jueves 30 de marzo de 2006 - 20:55 GMT y al cual intercalo entre paréntesis los comentarios de un servidor, Félix Rocha Martínez. Un grupo de paleontólogos descubrió en la Patagonia argentina un resto fósil de un primate con un cerebro extremadamente desarrollado. (El cerebro no está extremadamente desarrollado, sino que es de gran volumen. De ésta manera se corrobora que lo grande de la cabeza, en tiempos antiguos, no es peculiar del ser humano, sino que es patrón de vida, tal y como lo dice mi teoría: “La evolución se repite en el desarrollo [lo que pasa en testículos, ovarios y hueveras] y en la gestación, cada especie de acuerdo a sí misma”; todos reaccionamos al mismo patrón, pero cada uno con sus propias peculiaridades. Por favor, lea el artículo “La especie humana extinta que fue más inteligente que nosotros” (y segunda respuesta a la Teoría del Simio Acuático)). Leer más... [ añadir comentario ] ( 4 visualizaciones ) | enlace permanente | ( 3.4 / 12 ) |
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“The Extinct Human Species That Was Smarter Than Us” (and second response to the Theory of the Aquatic Ape). |
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viernes, abril 4, 2008, 12:04 AM The following is a transcription of an article found in Discover magazine, issue of March 21, 2008, page 21, titled “The Extinct Human Species That Was Smarter Than Us”, written by Jane Bosveld. At the end you will find my commentaries.“The Extinct Human Species That Was Smarter Than Us” (and second response to the Theory of the Aquatic Ape). The essence of the book: “Big Brain: The Origins and Future of Human Intelligence” by Gary Lynch and Richard Granger (Palgrave Macmillan, $26.95) “Sometimes I think my head is so big because it is so full of dreams,” says John Merrick in the play "The Elephant Man". He might have been speaking for the Boskops, an almost forgotten group of early humans who lived in southern Africa between 30,000 and 10,000 years ago. Judging from fossil remains, scientists say the Boskops were similar to modern humans but had small, childlike faces and huge melon heads that held brains about 30 percent larger than our own. Leer más... [ 1 comentario ] ( 1288 visualizaciones ) | enlace permanente | ( 3.2 / 32 ) |
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