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Irrespective of whether we are justified in regarding this as a universal law of biological evolution , the evidence for it supports the view that the evolutionary process as a whole has a definite temporal direction .
Irrespective of whether we are justified in regarding this as a universal law of biological evolution , the evidence for it supports the view that the evolutionary process as a whole has a definite temporal direction .
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In none of these experiments , however , was there any firm evidence that memory had actually been transferred from one animal to another and not just some substance that speeds up the learning process .
In none of these experiments , however , was there any firm evidence that memory had actually been transferred from one animal to another and not just some substance that speeds up the learning process .
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Moreover , although about one person in twenty has no detectable alpha rhythm , there is no evidence that they continually miss their trains or their appointments ! On the other hand , as Lippold points out , it has been reported that ...
Moreover , although about one person in twenty has no detectable alpha rhythm , there is no evidence that they continually miss their trains or their appointments ! On the other hand , as Lippold points out , it has been reported that ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
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