I believe that, at least, conceptually, this line of thinking about the origin of life is remarkably well compatible with the ideas on the role of abiogenic peptides in primordial biochemistry developed by Milner-White and Russell.
Yet Flack wonders what to make of aspects of Rosenberg's presentation, such as his apparent "dim view of the place for thinking" and his building on Walter Wink's account of the origins of our way of thinking.
Origins, in other words, showed absence of thinking as an indispensable prerequisite for the success of Nazi ideology.
RNA replaced viruses in origin-of-life thinking: nucleocentric views on the origin of life were no longer virocentric.
The paper reviews the origins of systems thinking, describing a range of the theories, methods, and tools.
For Eckhart, thinking presupposes no origin because a presupposed origin could only be thought by thinking and hence would be a thought of thinking, that is, itself thinking.
Brocchi, whose thoughts on the subject were reiterated, but rejected, by Lyell in Vol. 2 of the Principles (Lyell 1832), but were later adopted by Darwin with approval ("February 1835"; "Red Notebook"), published his version of these ideas in 1814 (Brocchi 1814 leaving the exact origin of this important line of thinking in this anonymous essay of 1826 a matter for further research.
Once science had proved the falsehood of religious statements about the origins of the world, man could "revert" to a more "natural" way of thinking.
She is capable of thinking.
For Cohen, these judgments express the most foundational moments in the origin of pure thinking.
The results presented here corroborate the second line of thinking: students clearly preferred nurture-based explanations for the origins of the human behaviors analysed.
