Dr. Brian Keating

And that there's actually evidence. Now, they weren't professional astronomers until, you know, actually the first professional female astronomer wasn't until like the 1700s in England, right? where she was recognized for using telescopes and so forth. But no, they were very keen on that.

And they were probably dialed into that and what that portended, as you alluded to, for the future of their child. I mean, this is a huge biological investment. Men don't have that. So actually, we are less symmetrical, you know this, than women, right? We have our testes are different lengths or whatever. I guess normal men at least. But women are more symmetrical.

And they were probably dialed into that and what that portended, as you alluded to, for the future of their child. I mean, this is a huge biological investment. Men don't have that. So actually, we are less symmetrical, you know this, than women, right? We have our testes are different lengths or whatever. I guess normal men at least. But women are more symmetrical.

And they were probably dialed into that and what that portended, as you alluded to, for the future of their child. I mean, this is a huge biological investment. Men don't have that. So actually, we are less symmetrical, you know this, than women, right? We have our testes are different lengths or whatever. I guess normal men at least. But women are more symmetrical.

But they're actually, they have an extra timekeeping device that men, we can't relate to that. Their menstrual cycle. Their menstrual cycle, yeah.

But they're actually, they have an extra timekeeping device that men, we can't relate to that. Their menstrual cycle. Their menstrual cycle, yeah.

But they're actually, they have an extra timekeeping device that men, we can't relate to that. Their menstrual cycle. Their menstrual cycle, yeah.

But we'd have to make a real big stretch to then include the effects of the planet Jupiter, which is the biggest planet and is most of the mass of our solar system outside of the sun. Then it would be clear, and you could do this test with identical twins that are identical, fraternal twins, twins that are raised with the same pairing. Some are separated at birth and they turn out

But we'd have to make a real big stretch to then include the effects of the planet Jupiter, which is the biggest planet and is most of the mass of our solar system outside of the sun. Then it would be clear, and you could do this test with identical twins that are identical, fraternal twins, twins that are raised with the same pairing. Some are separated at birth and they turn out

But we'd have to make a real big stretch to then include the effects of the planet Jupiter, which is the biggest planet and is most of the mass of our solar system outside of the sun. Then it would be clear, and you could do this test with identical twins that are identical, fraternal twins, twins that are raised with the same pairing. Some are separated at birth and they turn out

very much more similarly when they're identical twins. So it shows that genetics play more of a role than we like to think. Genes are powerful. They are.

very much more similarly when they're identical twins. So it shows that genetics play more of a role than we like to think. Genes are powerful. They are.

very much more similarly when they're identical twins. So it shows that genetics play more of a role than we like to think. Genes are powerful. They are.

Yeah, why wouldn't they be, right?

Yeah, why wouldn't they be, right?

Yeah, why wouldn't they be, right?

So, and I think that gives us hope. People say, well, we should not be so haughty. We should not be so arrogant. We have, what, 50% of the same chromosomes as a fruit fly. Who are you to be? And I say, I'll do you one better. I think some bonobos have 98% similarity, but that should give us more sort of treat ourselves and think of ourselves in a way that's more...

So, and I think that gives us hope. People say, well, we should not be so haughty. We should not be so arrogant. We have, what, 50% of the same chromosomes as a fruit fly. Who are you to be? And I say, I'll do you one better. I think some bonobos have 98% similarity, but that should give us more sort of treat ourselves and think of ourselves in a way that's more...

So, and I think that gives us hope. People say, well, we should not be so haughty. We should not be so arrogant. We have, what, 50% of the same chromosomes as a fruit fly. Who are you to be? And I say, I'll do you one better. I think some bonobos have 98% similarity, but that should give us more sort of treat ourselves and think of ourselves in a way that's more...

you know, more elevated, I would say, because we're not that. There's many species of chimpanzees and primates. And so there's only one human, you know, homo sapien, which, you know, a lot of people don't know the word, you know, homo sapien, which is our species and our genes. Sapien doesn't mean it doesn't mean knowledge like science. Sciencia means knowledge. Sapience means wisdom.