Back from the Brink of Extinction it Seems

[dalonzo9]

I've not typèd in some time, for a spell, so I suppose I should rectify that.

Nichts new in the life of me, unless one considers being lambasted with much reading and work for the purpose of a good ol' edumacation something new. Not a negative thing, which is a relief, since I enjoy academics and scholarly pursuits. With all of the reading and

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[tildescence]

I'm intrigued!

[dalonzo9]

Good!

[tormentorscott]

I'm glad to hear you can whistle while you work!

I hope you're ideas in this post are reflected in your short stories! Oh how I would love to read about "Xomenic", the elder who learns to use his robots and reason to help those around him in a caring and charitable way.

His peers scream "What of logic!?" But Xommy knows that logic just isn't logical anymore.

[dalonzo9]

That sounds like a great short story! To express that logic only applies to truth-function validation and not to the everyday, subjective human condition! "We are the logicians."

[drewferreira]

Your topic line, "Back from the Brink of Extinction..." suggests that there is a species of Domenics out there and some sort of government oversight has preserved the Domenics natural habitat and now these Domemics are reproducing like bunnies. Do Domenics replicate via meiosis or mitosis?

[dalonzo9]

Hahaha! To answer your question: meiosis.