Reply to K Hoffmann

Reply from L.G. Harshman and A.A. Hoffmann.

Gernot Hoffmann

Lawrence's book review unfair to Hoffmann

common ancestor lacked a bacterial protein that would be recognizable as a member of the mitochondrial porin protein family, but had a protein translocase that served to import proteins across the outer mitochondrial membrane. We propose that this protein translocase was of bacterial origin, and had an amino-terminal domain with features common to POTRA domains. In the 'endosymbiont model', ATO...

Race Differences and r / K Theory A Reply to

To allow an adequate evaluation of r/K theory in light of Silverman’s critique, data are tabulated showing that, on average, Mongoloids > Caucasoids > Negroids in brain size and intelligence, maturational delay, sexual restraint, quiescent temperament, and social organization. The sequence of this suite of life-history characters may parallel the order of emergence of the populations in earth h...

Reply to K. Amos et al nucl-th/0401055.

An expression for the spin–orbit interaction coupling between different levels, which was shown to be aberrant more than thirty years ago persists in the literature without clear indication of what is used. It leads to expressions quite simpler than they should be. After an attempt to warn the community of the nuclear physicists on this strange situation (nucl-th/0312038), the authors of the pu...