Hi Lonny, interesting comment about what I assume you mean is the ability
of individuals to 'fit' with their environment, cultural and otherwise. I
think that becomes particularly relevant in the context of the cell as the
first Niche Construction (see attached), or how the organism integrates
with its environment as a function of its internal 'resources' .......or
not. I am thinking of identical twins, for example, whom we know don't
share the same epigenomes. Deconvoluting all of that would surely help us
better understand what makes us 'tick'. John

On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 7:24 PM, Lonny Meinecke <[log in to unmask]>
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> Hi John and Mark,
> I am following your discussion with interest... thank you both for this
> thread. I like the term endogenization. A curious thing about each
> individual carrying the environment around inside, is that the common world
> is unlikely to be the same as each private version. These often seem
> substitutes for the external, when that unaffectable commons becomes
> untenable (or inaccessible) to the creatures that must somehow dwell in it
> anyway.
> --Lonny
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