Open Question: Statistical Analysis of Cultural Morphology

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john
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Open Question: Statistical Analysis of Cultural Morphology

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So we have statistical analysis of the rate of mutation of mitochondrial DNA

Leading us to the "Mitochondrial Mother."


And we have statistical analysis of the rate of linguistic mutation

To determine the "Mitochondrial Mother" of language.


Does anyone know of a similar analysis of the "Mitochondrial Mother"

With respect to what we recognize as culture?

Other than my favorite, hematite.


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Post by rich »

Not sure if this is what you're looking for but maybe:
http://www.uni-ulm.de/uni/intgruppen/memosys/desn17.htm
i'm not lookin' for who or what made the earth - just who got me dizzy by makin it spin
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