Channillo| Who am I? Who are you?

Who am I? Who are you?
By Ray Noble

liberonova 4/07/23 4:52 AM

Thank you for writing this installment. I was going to leave Channillo, but now I am staying (as always, when I want to leave and read ... I stay ...). For me it is good to read writings and opinions, stories about daily life and what happens to persons all around the world. That is why I also like the writings of Ibrahim Oga. Keep on writing.

Raymond Noble 4/07/23 5:54 AM

Thank you so much for your comment. It reminds me I have not been active on Channillo for some time. In truth I have been writing a book soon to be published by Cambridge University Press on Understanding Living Systems. Thank you for your support.

liberonova 7/11/20 9:15 AM

I am excited about this series. It is about a history of the world's inhabitants and poses questions instead of giving mere answers. Am I right? By posing questions and unveiling and unraveling ... we can get to know the world that is present. When I finished it, I hope to continue with your next series to come.

Raymond Noble 7/11/20 9:23 AM

Thank you for your lovely comment. Yes, the series is a journey of discovery about who (and what?) we are. It is an anecdote to the current gene-centric view of life and humanity. We are not our genes. What makes us are our experiences through our lives and from generation to generation. I am also now planning a new series exploring intelligence. Thank you again for reading and for your comment. Best wishes, Ray.

Bill McStowe 4/24/16 1:39 PM

Thank you, Ray. I enjoyed the series and I learned a few things along the way.

Ray Noble 5/18/16 1:51 PM

Thank you Bill. I'm thinking of a new series to follow.

Welcome to Channillo!