Eating Meat is what made us Humans

[PICK3]

For the record, he's a respected scientist.....
Dr Tom Cunnane

University Lecturer
Fellow and Tutor in Physiological Sciences, Hertford College
Dr Cunnane graduated in Pharmacology at Bath University, and obtained a PhD in the Department of Pharmacology, Glasgow University. He continued his research in the Department of Physiology, Leicester University where he worked for two years with Professor Asa Blakeley funded by the MRC. He then set up an electrophysiological laboratory at the Karolinska Institute, Stockholm working with Professor Lennart Stjärne as an MRC and Royal Society Overseas Fellow. Dr Cunnane returned to the UK to set up his own independent research group as an MRC Senior Fellow in the Department of Pharmacology, Glasgow University, before being appointed to his College Fellowship and University Lectureship in Oxford in 1984. Dr Cunnane has developed techniques to study the relationship between action potential propagation and neurotransmitter release at the level of the individual varicosity in sympathetic nerve terminals. More recently, Dr Cunnane's group have been studying calcium dynamics in mature nerve terminals using confocal microscopy, and have discovered an unexpected and novel action of nicotine. Briefly, nicotine induces spontaneous asynchronous calcium transients in individual varicosities.

Dr Cunnane has been an Editor of the British Journal of Pharmacology and Chairman of the International Union of Physiological Sciences Commission on the Physiology of Neurotransmitters and Modulation.

Key Research Areas
Electrophysiological characterisation of neurotransmitter release mechanisms in single living varicosities in postganglionic sympathetic neurones

Presynaptic receptor activation and the role of potassium and multiple forms of calcium channels in varicose nerve terminals

Investigation of the nature of the calcium channels controlling ACh release from preganglionic sympathetic nerves

Molecular machinery controlling neurotransmitter release

Yeah ... I never read that much in the 3+ years that composed of my freshman year.

 

[Richard_D_Feynman]

Any relationship to Andrew Cunnane, the queer serial killer who killed Versace? I wouldnt trust his frog eating theory if I were you.
Plus, I believe in evidence-based theories rather than theoretical gobblygook. You should read Science Confronts the Paranomal. It's a bit different, but it addresses people who believe in UFOs, Exorcism, Mystics and scientists who come up with theories that are against fossil evidence, pretty much use the same evidence, which is not verifiable or reproducible and not agreed upon by their scientific peers

 

[javaguru]

Any relationship to Andrew Cunnane, the queer serial killer who killed Versace? I wouldnt trust his frog eating theory if I were you.
Plus, I believe in evidence-based theories rather than theoretical gobblygook. You should read Science Confronts the Paranomal. It's a bit different, but it addresses people who believe in UFOs, Exorcism, Mystics and scientists who come up with theories that are against fossil evidence, pretty much use the same evidence, which is not verifiable or reproducible and not agreed upon by their scientific peers

Right.....nice try brothabill....

 

[PICK3]

lots of smart peeps up in this thread

 

[Stefka]

lots of smart peeps up in this thread

We should leave.

 

[Richard_D_Feynman]

For the record, he's a respected scientist.....
Dr Tom Cunnane

University Lecturer
Fellow and Tutor in Physiological Sciences, Hertford College
Dr Cunnane graduated in Pharmacology at Bath University, and obtained a PhD in the Department of Pharmacology, Glasgow University. He continued his research in the Department of Physiology, Leicester University where he worked for two years with Professor Asa Blakeley funded by the MRC. He then set up an electrophysiological laboratory at the Karolinska Institute, Stockholm working with Professor Lennart Stjärne as an MRC and Royal Society Overseas Fellow. Dr Cunnane returned to the UK to set up his own independent research group as an MRC Senior Fellow in the Department of Pharmacology, Glasgow University, before being appointed to his College Fellowship and University Lectureship in Oxford in 1984. Dr Cunnane has developed techniques to study the relationship between action potential propagation and neurotransmitter release at the level of the individual varicosity in sympathetic nerve terminals. More recently, Dr Cunnane's group have been studying calcium dynamics in mature nerve terminals using confocal microscopy, and have discovered an unexpected and novel action of nicotine. Briefly, nicotine induces spontaneous asynchronous calcium transients in individual varicosities.

Dr Cunnane has been an Editor of the British Journal of Pharmacology and Chairman of the International Union of Physiological Sciences Commission on the Physiology of Neurotransmitters and Modulation.

Key Research Areas
Electrophysiological characterisation of neurotransmitter release mechanisms in single living varicosities in postganglionic sympathetic neurones

Presynaptic receptor activation and the role of potassium and multiple forms of calcium channels in varicose nerve terminals

Investigation of the nature of the calcium channels controlling ACh release from preganglionic sympathetic nerves

Molecular machinery controlling neurotransmitter release

That's no evidence whatsoever. A curriculum vitae of experimental reason may contribute to the debate, but, still holds no evidence and does not address the large body of evidence given anthropology studies where are a bunch of nerds spend their whole lives digging with teaspoons to find scraps of poop and dna and fossil records.
Just, lacks basic scientific evidence. you must admit that

 

[javaguru]

That's no evidence whatsoever. A curriculum vitae of experimental reason may contribute to the debate, but, still holds no evidence and does not address the large body of evidence given anthropology studies where are a bunch of nerds spend their whole lives digging with teaspoons to find scraps of poop and dna and fossil records.
Just, lacks basic scientific evidence. you must admit that

No, it's just evidence that his opinion is more valid than yours. Post your academic credentials and we'll talk. You completely miss the point brotherbill, he's addressing what happened between coming out of the water and developing tools. It's a widely accepted BB. I learned it in biology 101 back in 1991 and it still makes sense....

 

[Richard_D_Feynman]

No, it's just evidence that his opinion is more valid than yours. Post your academic credentials and we'll talk. You completely miss the point brotherbill, he's addressing what happened between coming out of the water and developing tools. It's a widely accepted BB. I learned it in biology 101 back in 1991 and it still makes sense....

Please, call me Richard. I don't know what religion some professor taught you that you still wrap around yourself as a security blanket, but the evidence. I'll call it EVIDENCE, still completely contradicts your frog eating belief system. You are worse than a muslim

 

[javaguru]

Please, call me Richard. I don't know what religion some professor taught you that you still wrap around yourself as a security blanket, but the evidence. I'll call it EVIDENCE, still completely contradicts your frog eating belief system. You are worse than a muslim

You can't bait me to reduce myself to your level BB....just sayin'.

 

[PICK3]

No, it's just evidence that his opinion is more valid than yours. Post your academic credentials and we'll talk. You completely miss the point brotherbill, he's addressing what happened between coming out of the water and developing tools. It's a widely accepted BB. I learned it in biology 101 back in 1991 and it still makes sense....

Why don't y'all continue your debate at the forum on curiousmales.com?