Comments on: Toward a New Model of Autochthonous Abiogenesis http://rudolfsdiner.weblogger.com You Can Sleep When You're Dead Mon, 01 Dec 2008 18:47:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Vivienne Rowe http://rudolfsdiner.weblogger.com/toward-a-new-model-of-autochthonous-abiogenesis/#comment-75 Vivienne Rowe Mon, 07 Jul 2008 00:27:24 +0000 http://rudolfsdiner.weblogger.com/?page_id=1056#comment-75 I loved this. It took me back to my days working in a Physics Research lab, partly as an editor of research papers and partly as a lab tech counting nuclear tracks for the purposes of radiation measurement. I was always picking bits of ham out of the dosimeters. Not sure where they came from, but the dosimeters were from the Space Shuttle, and you know what they say about pigs and flying. The high-flown language in your papers reminded me nostalgically of editing such work submitted to our lab from Russia, China, Japan and elsewhere. Your submission also appealed to me because I've often wondered about the actual flavor of primordial soup. Coincidentally, I am currently working on a poem about Intelligent Design and can't decide whether to make it deadly serious or seriously funny... I loved this. It took me back to my days working in a Physics Research lab, partly as an editor of research papers and partly as a lab tech counting nuclear tracks for the purposes of radiation measurement. I was always picking bits of ham out of the dosimeters. Not sure where they came from, but the dosimeters were from the Space Shuttle, and you know what they say about pigs and flying. The high-flown language in your papers reminded me nostalgically of editing such work submitted to our lab from Russia, China, Japan and elsewhere.

Your submission also appealed to me because I’ve often wondered about the actual flavor of primordial soup. Coincidentally, I am currently working on a poem about Intelligent Design and can’t decide whether to make it deadly serious or seriously funny…

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