Divergence of communication is the first baby step on the long, long road to speciation. Once two populations can no longer communicate with one another, they're less likely to want to breed with one another, even if they still look and act more or less the same (at least, as far as an outside observer is concerned.)
I believe behavioural and communicatory isolation is even more significant than geographical isolation in and of itself when it comes to evolutionary/speciation (the splitting of one species into two or more genetically isolated groups) processes.
Anyway, it's all been in our faces for a long time now - it's what Humpty Dumpty represents in Through the Looking Glass, when he talks about words being his servants, and he should be able to use them any way he wants.
Consider that there's three meanings for "martyr", depending on who you're talking to or about. But people just assume "Christian-style martyr", and not "Muslim" or "Buddhist" styles of "martyr". There should be three different words for this.
But oh, an elbow on another species can't be an "elbow", it needs a different name. (Not to mention the nonsense of giving groups of different species different names, which is where the snivelers got the "humans don't swarm" bullshit from back in 2015 re: the nigger tsunami.)
Hell, look at the deliberate confusion between "species" and "race", with the morons using them interchangably as they feel like it, when those things aren't interchangable at all. "Human" and "person" are ALSO non-interchangable, independent words. (When someone says humans have no race, in their heads, they mean humans are only one species, which is true. But race is a subset of species, and so humans can and do have several races. But then, people still want to believe that coyotes are a different "species" than dogs just because of BEHAVIOUR.)
Divergence of communication is the first baby step on the long, long road to speciation. Once two populations can no longer communicate with one another, they're less likely to want to breed with one another, even if they still look and act more or less the same.
I believe behavioural and communicatory isolation is even more significant than geographical isolation in and of itself when it comes to evolutionary/speciation (the splitting of one species into two or more genetically isolated groups) processes.
Anyway, it's all been in our faces for a long time now - it's what Humpty Dumpty represents in Through the Looking Glass, when he talks about words being his servants, and he should be able to use them any way he wants.
Consider that there's three meanings for "martyr", depending on who you're talking to or about. But people just assume "Christian-style martyr", and not "Muslim" or "Buddhist" styles of "martyr". There should be three different words for this.
But oh, an elbow on another species can't be an "elbow", it needs a different name. (Not to mention the nonsense of giving groups of different species different names, which is where the snivelers got the "humans don't swarm" bullshit from back in 2015 re: the nigger tsunami.)
Hell, look at the deliberate confusion between "species" and "race", with the morons using them interchangably as they feel like it, when those things aren't interchangable at all. "Human" and "person" are ALSO non-interchangable, independent words. (When someone says humans have no race, in their heads, they mean humans are only one species, which is true. But race is a subset of species, and so humans can and do have several races. But then, people still want to believe that coyotes are a different "species" than dogs just because of BEHAVIOUR.)
Divergence of communication is the first baby step on the long, long road to speciation. Once two populations can no longer communicate with one another, they're less likely to want to breed with one another, even if they still look and act more or less the same.
I believe behavioural and communicatory isolation is even more significant than geographical isolation in and of itself when it comes to evolutionary/speciation (the splitting of one species into two or more genetically isolated groups) processes.
Anyway, it's all been in our faces for a long time now - it's what Humpty Dumpty represents in Through the Looking Glass, when he talks about words being his servants, and he should be able to use them any way he wants.
Consider that there's three meanings for "martyr", depending on who you're talking to or about. But people just assume "Christian-style martyr", and not "Muslim" or "Buddhist" styles of "martyr". There should be three different words for this.
But oh, an elbow on another species can't be an "elbow", it needs a different name. (Not to mention the nonsense of giving groups of different species different names, which is where the snivelers got the "humans don't swarm" bullshit from back in 2015 re: the nigger tsunami.)
Hell, look at the deliberate confusion between "species" and "race", with the morons using them interchangably as they feel like it, when those things aren't interchangable at all. "Human" and "person" are ALSO non-interchangable, independent words.
Divergence of communication is the first baby step on the long, long road to speciation. Once two populations can no longer communicate with one another, they're less likely to want to breed with one another, even if they still look and act more or less the same.
I believe behavioural and communicatory isolation is even more significant than geographical isolation in and of itself when it comes to evolutionary/speciation (the splitting of one species into two or more genetically isolated groups) processes.
Anyway, it's all been in our faces for a long time now - it's what Humpty Dumpty represents in Through the Looking Glass, when he talks about words being his servants, and he should be able to use them any way he wants.
Consider that there's three meanings for "martyr", depending on who you're talking to or about. But people just assume "Christian-style martyr", and not "Muslim" or "Buddhist" styles of "martyr". There should be three different words for this.
But oh, an elbow on another species can't be an "elbow", it needs a different name. (Not to mention the nonsense of giving groups of different species different names, which is where the snivelers got the "humans don't swarm" bullshit from back in 2015 re: the nigger tsunami.)
Divergence of communication is the first baby step on the long, long road to speciation. Once two populations can no longer communicate with one another, they're less likely to want to breed with one another, even if they still look and act more or less the same.
I believe behavioural and communicatory isolation is even more significant than geographical isolation in and of itself when it comes to evolutionary/speciation (the splitting of one species into two or more genetically isolated groups) processes.
Anyway, it's all been in our faces for a long time now - it's what Humpty Dumpty represents in Through the Looking Glass, when he talks about words being his servants, and he should be able to use them any way he wants.
Consider that there's three meanings for "martyr", depending on who you're talking to or about. But people just assume "Christian-style martyr", and not "Muslim" or "Buddhist" styles of "martyr". There should be three different words for this.
But oh, an elbow on another species can't be an "elbow", it needs a different name. (Not to mention the nonsense of giving groups of different species different names, which is where the snivelers got the "humans don't swarm bullshit from back in 2015 re: the nigger tsunami.)
Divergence of communication is the first baby step on the long, long road to speciation. Once two populations can no longer communicate with one another, they're less likely to want to breed with one another, even if they still look and act more or less the same.
I believe behavioural and communicatory isolation is even more significant than geographical isolation in and of itself when it comes to evolutionary/speciation (the splitting of one species into two or more genetically isolated groups) processes.
Anyway, it's all been in our faces for a long time now - it's what Humpty Dumpty represents in Through the Looking Glass, when he talks about words being his servants, and he should be able to use them any way he wants.
Consider that there's three meanings for "martyr", depending on who you're talking to or about. But people just assume "Christian-style martyr", and not "Muslim" or "Buddhist" styles of "martyr". There should be three different words for this.
But oh, an elbow on another species can't be an "elbow", it needs a different name.
Divergence of communication is the first baby step on the long, long road to speciation. Once two populations can no longer communicate with one another, they're less likely to want to breed with one another, even if they still look and act more or less the same.
I believe behavioural and communicatory isolation is even more significant than geographical isolation in and of itself when it comes to evolutionary/speciation (the splitting of one species into two or more genetically isolated groups) processes.
Anyway, it's all been in our faces for a long time now - it's what Humpty Dumpty represents in Through the Looking Glass, when he talks about words being his servants, and he should be able to use them any way he wants.
Consider that there's three meanings for "martyr", depending on who you're talking to or about. But people just assume "Christian-style martyr", and not "Muslim" or "Buddhist" styles of "martyr".
Divergence of communication is the first baby step on the long, long road to speciation. Once two populations can no longer communicate with one another, they're less likely to want to breed with one another, even if they still look and act more or less the same.
I believe behavioural and communicatory isolation is even more significant than geographical isolation in and of itself when it comes to evolutionary/speciation (the splitting of one species into two or more genetically isolated groups) processes