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We are very lucky to have Michael Crawford as our next guest speaker. He is the director of the Institute of Brain Chemistry & Human at Imperial College London and was a pioneer of research into the vital role of essential fatty acids in brain
From the point of view of waterside hypotheses, Michael has been a key proponent of a coastal phase in our evolution for many years, and made an excellent case for it in his brilliant book "The Driving Force" published in 1989. In a nutshell, Michaelargues that nervous systems originated in the ocean, and that large brains in mammals generally are much more likely to evolve in those that feed off the marine food chain.
Potted Bio: Michael A Crawford PhD, FRSB, FRCPathThen head Department of Biochemistry, Makerere University Medical College, Kampala, Uganda till 1965, but with continued research laboratory until 1972. Wellcome visiting fellow to Prof Ernst Baranay, Pharmacology, University of Uppsala, head,
Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists, the Royal Society of Biology. PhD from the University of London, thesis “Influence of pH on the excretion of some weak acids and bases”1960 at the Royal Post Graduate Medical School, Hammersmith, London.
Research career started with the identification of the genetic cause of Hartnup Disease 1961. Published the reason for the striking contrast in cancer & heart disease types in Europe & East Africa. Provided evidence for the role of docosahexaenoic acid(DHA) in the evolution of the brain and for the essentiality of omega 3 in the 1970s. His laboratory was a WHO collaborating centre, 1978-86 for an international study on chemical contraceptives & human milk lipids. He was a WHO consultant for the Joint
The Talk: The Marine Driving Force of Human Encephalisationencephalisation (our brains are 3 x bigger than that of chimpanzees) cannot be explained by savannah, or other purely terrestrial, models. Michael's expertise in lipid biochemistry led him to postulate that the coastal marine chain was the only eco-
Michael's presentation will start with a short critique of John Langdon's talk last month about bipedalism & the currently popular "Endurance Running" model of human evolution before outlining his main thesis, that the key feature of human
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On Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 5:39:25 PM UTC-4, [email protected] wrote:invite to the meeting states at 8:30 pm start, but this is just to allow the speaker & a few other people to join early.
Dear One and All,
Please consider yourself most cordially invited to the 12th in our WHAT Talks series, next Sunday, 9th October, at 9pm West Australian Time, (2pm in the UK).
The Zoom link is at the end. Please feel free to copy this email it to anyone who you think might be interested in why we are so different from our chimpanzee & gorilla cousins generally, and in particular why we, alone, walk on 2 legs. Note that the
development.A "waiting room" system will be in operation so if you do join early, please be patient while we test everything before allowing people "in".
The meeting is scheduled to start on the hour at 9pm W.Australian time, 2pm in the UK, 3pm Central European time and 9am on the Eastern seaboard in the USA. It is scheduled to last about 1 hour.
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Read on if you want to read more about Michael & his talk.
We are very lucky to have Michael Crawford as our next guest speaker. He is the director of the Institute of Brain Chemistry & Human at Imperial College London and was a pioneer of research into the vital role of essential fatty acids in brain
argues that nervous systems originated in the ocean, and that large brains in mammals generally are much more likely to evolve in those that feed off the marine food chain.From the point of view of waterside hypotheses, Michael has been a key proponent of a coastal phase in our evolution for many years, and made an excellent case for it in his brilliant book "The Driving Force" published in 1989. In a nutshell, Michael
London. Then head Department of Biochemistry, Makerere University Medical College, Kampala, Uganda till 1965, but with continued research laboratory until 1972. Wellcome visiting fellow to Prof Ernst Baranay, Pharmacology, University of Uppsala, head,Potted Bio: Michael A Crawford PhD, FRSB, FRCPath
Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists, the Royal Society of Biology. PhD from the University of London, thesis “Influence of pH on the excretion of some weak acids and bases”1960 at the Royal Post Graduate Medical School, Hammersmith,
acid (DHA) in the evolution of the brain and for the essentiality of omega 3 in the 1970s. His laboratory was a WHO collaborating centre, 1978-86 for an international study on chemical contraceptives & human milk lipids. He was a WHO consultant for theResearch career started with the identification of the genetic cause of Hartnup Disease 1961. Published the reason for the striking contrast in cancer & heart disease types in Europe & East Africa. Provided evidence for the role of docosahexaenoic
encephalisation (our brains are 3 x bigger than that of chimpanzees) cannot be explained by savannah, or other purely terrestrial, models. Michael's expertise in lipid biochemistry led him to postulate that the coastal marine chain was the only eco-The Talk: The Marine Driving Force of Human Encephalisation
Michael's presentation will start with a short critique of John Langdon's talk last month about bipedalism & the currently popular "Endurance Running" model of human evolution before outlining his main thesis, that the key feature of human
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/michael.crawford
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Bird eggs are higher in brain building fatty acids than any seafood.
Trout in shallow crystalline streams are higher in omega 3 than marine oysters and clams.
Op zondag 9 oktober 2022 om 08:12:41 UTC+2 schreef DD'eDeN aka note/nickname/alas_my_loves:the invite to the meeting states at 8:30 pm start, but this is just to allow the speaker & a few other people to join early.
On Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 5:39:25 PM UTC-4, [email protected] wrote:
Dear One and All,
Please consider yourself most cordially invited to the 12th in our WHAT Talks series, next Sunday, 9th October, at 9pm West Australian Time, (2pm in the UK).
The Zoom link is at the end. Please feel free to copy this email it to anyone who you think might be interested in why we are so different from our chimpanzee & gorilla cousins generally, and in particular why we, alone, walk on 2 legs. Note that
development.A "waiting room" system will be in operation so if you do join early, please be patient while we test everything before allowing people "in".
The meeting is scheduled to start on the hour at 9pm W.Australian time, 2pm in the UK, 3pm Central European time and 9am on the Eastern seaboard in the USA. It is scheduled to last about 1 hour.
Jump to the end if you want to go straight to the link.
Read on if you want to read more about Michael & his talk.
We are very lucky to have Michael Crawford as our next guest speaker. He is the director of the Institute of Brain Chemistry & Human at Imperial College London and was a pioneer of research into the vital role of essential fatty acids in brain
Michael argues that nervous systems originated in the ocean, and that large brains in mammals generally are much more likely to evolve in those that feed off the marine food chain.From the point of view of waterside hypotheses, Michael has been a key proponent of a coastal phase in our evolution for many years, and made an excellent case for it in his brilliant book "The Driving Force" published in 1989. In a nutshell,
London. Then head Department of Biochemistry, Makerere University Medical College, Kampala, Uganda till 1965, but with continued research laboratory until 1972. Wellcome visiting fellow to Prof Ernst Baranay, Pharmacology, University of Uppsala, head,Potted Bio: Michael A Crawford PhD, FRSB, FRCPath
Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists, the Royal Society of Biology. PhD from the University of London, thesis “Influence of pH on the excretion of some weak acids and bases”1960 at the Royal Post Graduate Medical School, Hammersmith,
acid (DHA) in the evolution of the brain and for the essentiality of omega 3 in the 1970s. His laboratory was a WHO collaborating centre, 1978-86 for an international study on chemical contraceptives & human milk lipids. He was a WHO consultant for theResearch career started with the identification of the genetic cause of Hartnup Disease 1961. Published the reason for the striking contrast in cancer & heart disease types in Europe & East Africa. Provided evidence for the role of docosahexaenoic
encephalisation (our brains are 3 x bigger than that of chimpanzees) cannot be explained by savannah, or other purely terrestrial, models. Michael's expertise in lipid biochemistry led him to postulate that the coastal marine chain was the only eco-The Talk: The Marine Driving Force of Human Encephalisation
Michael's presentation will start with a short critique of John Langdon's talk last month about bipedalism & the currently popular "Endurance Running" model of human evolution before outlining his main thesis, that the key feature of human
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/michael.crawford
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Bird eggs are higher in brain building fatty acids than any seafood.Good boy, finallly something interesting from a savanna idiot.
Trout in shallow crystalline streams are higher in omega 3 than marine oysters and clams.
Neandertals had the largest brains: their skeletons suggest they seasonally followed the rivers inland.
the invite to the meeting states at 8:30 pm start, but this is just to allow the speaker & a few other people to join early.Dear One and All,
Please consider yourself most cordially invited to the 12th in our WHAT Talks series, next Sunday, 9th October, at 9pm West Australian Time, (2pm in the UK).
The Zoom link is at the end. Please feel free to copy this email it to anyone who you think might be interested in why we are so different from our chimpanzee & gorilla cousins generally, and in particular why we, alone, walk on 2 legs. Note that
development.A "waiting room" system will be in operation so if you do join early, please be patient while we test everything before allowing people "in".
The meeting is scheduled to start on the hour at 9pm W.Australian time, 2pm in the UK, 3pm Central European time and 9am on the Eastern seaboard in the USA. It is scheduled to last about 1 hour.
Jump to the end if you want to go straight to the link.
Read on if you want to read more about Michael & his talk.
We are very lucky to have Michael Crawford as our next guest speaker. He is the director of the Institute of Brain Chemistry & Human at Imperial College London and was a pioneer of research into the vital role of essential fatty acids in brain
Michael argues that nervous systems originated in the ocean, and that large brains in mammals generally are much more likely to evolve in those that feed off the marine food chain.From the point of view of waterside hypotheses, Michael has been a key proponent of a coastal phase in our evolution for many years, and made an excellent case for it in his brilliant book "The Driving Force" published in 1989. In a nutshell,
London. Then head Department of Biochemistry, Makerere University Medical College, Kampala, Uganda till 1965, but with continued research laboratory until 1972. Wellcome visiting fellow to Prof Ernst Baranay, Pharmacology, University of Uppsala, head,Potted Bio: Michael A Crawford PhD, FRSB, FRCPath
Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists, the Royal Society of Biology. PhD from the University of London, thesis “Influence of pH on the excretion of some weak acids and bases”1960 at the Royal Post Graduate Medical School, Hammersmith,
docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) in the evolution of the brain and for the essentiality of omega 3 in the 1970s. His laboratory was a WHO collaborating centre, 1978-86 for an international study on chemical contraceptives & human milk lipids. He was a WHOResearch career started with the identification of the genetic cause of Hartnup Disease 1961. Published the reason for the striking contrast in cancer & heart disease types in Europe & East Africa. Provided evidence for the role of
encephalisation (our brains are 3 x bigger than that of chimpanzees) cannot be explained by savannah, or other purely terrestrial, models. Michael's expertise in lipid biochemistry led him to postulate that the coastal marine chain was the only eco-The Talk: The Marine Driving Force of Human Encephalisation
Michael's presentation will start with a short critique of John Langdon's talk last month about bipedalism & the currently popular "Endurance Running" model of human evolution before outlining his main thesis, that the key feature of human
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/michael.crawford
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Atlas Mountain range of Morocco had trout
Dear One and All,
Please consider yourself most cordially invited to the 12th in our WHAT Talks series, next Sunday, 9th October
that the invite to the meeting states at 8:30 pm start, but this is just to allow the speaker & a few other people to join early.Dear One and All,
Please consider yourself most cordially invited to the 12th in our WHAT Talks series, next Sunday, 9th October, at 9pm West Australian Time, (2pm in the UK).
The Zoom link is at the end. Please feel free to copy this email it to anyone who you think might be interested in why we are so different from our chimpanzee & gorilla cousins generally, and in particular why we, alone, walk on 2 legs. Note
development.A "waiting room" system will be in operation so if you do join early, please be patient while we test everything before allowing people "in".
The meeting is scheduled to start on the hour at 9pm W.Australian time, 2pm in the UK, 3pm Central European time and 9am on the Eastern seaboard in the USA. It is scheduled to last about 1 hour.
Jump to the end if you want to go straight to the link.
Read on if you want to read more about Michael & his talk.
We are very lucky to have Michael Crawford as our next guest speaker. He is the director of the Institute of Brain Chemistry & Human at Imperial College London and was a pioneer of research into the vital role of essential fatty acids in brain
Michael argues that nervous systems originated in the ocean, and that large brains in mammals generally are much more likely to evolve in those that feed off the marine food chain.From the point of view of waterside hypotheses, Michael has been a key proponent of a coastal phase in our evolution for many years, and made an excellent case for it in his brilliant book "The Driving Force" published in 1989. In a nutshell,
London. Then head Department of Biochemistry, Makerere University Medical College, Kampala, Uganda till 1965, but with continued research laboratory until 1972. Wellcome visiting fellow to Prof Ernst Baranay, Pharmacology, University of Uppsala, head,Potted Bio: Michael A Crawford PhD, FRSB, FRCPath
Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists, the Royal Society of Biology. PhD from the University of London, thesis “Influence of pH on the excretion of some weak acids and bases”1960 at the Royal Post Graduate Medical School, Hammersmith,
docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) in the evolution of the brain and for the essentiality of omega 3 in the 1970s. His laboratory was a WHO collaborating centre, 1978-86 for an international study on chemical contraceptives & human milk lipids. He was a WHOResearch career started with the identification of the genetic cause of Hartnup Disease 1961. Published the reason for the striking contrast in cancer & heart disease types in Europe & East Africa. Provided evidence for the role of
encephalisation (our brains are 3 x bigger than that of chimpanzees) cannot be explained by savannah, or other purely terrestrial, models. Michael's expertise in lipid biochemistry led him to postulate that the coastal marine chain was the only eco-The Talk: The Marine Driving Force of Human Encephalisation Michael's presentation will start with a short critique of John Langdon's talk last month about bipedalism & the currently popular "Endurance Running" model of human evolution before outlining his main thesis, that the key feature of human
You are welcome, Frank!Great talk, thanks a lot, Michael!https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/michael.crawford
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You're completely right: only incredible idiots believe their ancestors ran over savannas.Why do you mention savannas? Are you fond of kudu?
DD'eDeN aka note/nickname/alas_my_loves wrote:
Atlas Mountain range of Morocco had troutSo you're arguing that they were exploiting aquatic resources, that
they were obtain elevated quantities of Omega-3s and they all
marched to northwest Africa to do it.
That, or you're even dumber than a bag of rocks.
Guess which one I'm going with. Go on; guess!
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water resources?
Cactus fruit: 85% water
Trout: 68% water
DD'eDeN aka note/nickname/alas_my_loves wrote:
water resources?Well
Cactus fruit: 85% water
Trout: 68% water
DD'eDeN aka note/nickname/alas_my_loves wrote:
[...]
Just a few minutes ago I broke up a Burger King Croissant & fed it to
some turkeys. Those birds were better conversationalists than you,
certainly more insightful.
Sometimes, and I'm not saying all the time but sometimes, when you have nothing to say you might just say nothing. And as you very frequently have nothing to say, you could rather frequently abstain from comment.
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