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In the context of audio, video, and text (avoiding specific terms such as podcasting or vlogging-- the medium is the medium, visual, aural, etc), how are you evolving content to adapt to a variety of other contexts: home theaters, video game consoles, basic phones, advanced devices? How to evolve content to fit within technical and environmental limitations of specific media: podcasts in a car system vs game-play environment vs handheld computing environments.
That's just a red evolution outside my window. When will my car evolve to something like this? ;)
Tech: new 55-200mm lens allowed me to take it just from my window. Slight PS work - sharpen, levels, noise-ninja.
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The product of good genes, and years of rally experience. It is a car Darwin himself would be proud of.
- Soft-focus digital filter applied.
Spettacolo con la Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X sul circuito di Vizzola
In diretta dalla pista di Vizzola con il test della Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X
In diretta dalla pista di Vizzola con il test della Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X
Evolution Store.
Soho, New York City.
The Evolution Store: Natural History in Soho
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While I was waiting to see the audiologist today, I was reading about the sequencing of the chimpanzee genome and it's comparison with the human genome. Turns out the chimps are only 1.23% divergent from us.
But the image shows something that most people don't understand. Evolution is branching, not linear. And the image makes clear that we and the chimps (Chimpanzees and Bonobos) all share a common ancestor. Go back a little further and we're all related to the great apes, and back even futher and it's the orangutans.
I wonder what happened to the proposal to move chimpanzees from Pan Troglodytes to Homo Troglodytes.
An old library catalogue card for Suzanne Stark Morrow's There was a time: the story of evolution (1965).