Affiliate Marketing Secrets

People affiliated with a religion are smarter in school classes. They are the ones excelling in sports. The atheists just hang around doing what is needed of them. (There are a few atheists that do excel in class and sports)
Whether religions are false or not. Religion could in fact make better humans. Atheists deny this as much as you want but just reflect to the people you went to school with. It does make sense.

Our brains are wired to be curious, ingenuitive, and much more. I have a theory that humans are “designed” by evolution to be the “transporters” of life (much like how seeds evolve to spread) – to spread the seed of life into space in case of some catastrophic event beyond the Earth’s power to avoid. At the same time I believe we have been distracted by toilsome endeavorers (the stuff our economies are made of) I know this might sound nutty to some but Carl Sagan had similar thoughts. I know evolution doesn’t think, but look at a sprout, see how it follows the sun? Well, now just imagine that if the entire organism that is Earth (the thing that gave birth to all life on it) has similar tendencies as a single plant or animal, a “force” guiding it towards survival. Sure we may be screwing up, but there’s no guarantee a species will fill its niche (purpose). I brought this up to a Christian friend and he told me that if he’s wrong about the existence of his God that maybe that’s why we long for places like Heaven, and why we feel we’re “stewards”. Your thoughts?

I am doing an assignment for my psychology class.
It is about the development of the personality due to social niches.
In simplified terms, when an animal asserts a certain role, others will look for a different role they are good at which leads to the development of a variety of personalities.
Animals occupy the same niche, they automatically fill different roles to avoid competition and be recognized. This is what is behind social niche personality specialization.
Do you think animals or humans have more environmental constraints?

Then isn’t he a little shortsighted by only bothering to chat about it with a handful of people in a relatively small area at a time when the only mode of transportation was walk or ride a camel? You’ve got to figure that even writing it down and mass producing copies of it (again, not an option at the time) wasn’t going to get the word out very quickly to all those people that lived somewhere else on the planet.
Was it simply a poor marketing strategy that he didn’t spread the message around to everywhere more quickly (thus allowing many of his people to cruise along believing in false religions out of ignorance) or did he just decide that the only people worth letting in on the secret were the Jews and whoever they thought to share it with?

Question 1
When researchers compared the number of species threatened with extinction with the total number of species, the conclusion was that over a third of all species on our planet today are in trouble.
True
False
Question 2
Humans are in the Kingdom _____.
Protista
Fungi
Animalia
Plantae
Question 3
The contribution of organisms to maintaining a livable environment for every living thing is known as _____.
biological species concept
ecosystem services
domains
cladogenesis
Question 4
The original classification system for organisms (created in the 1700’s) grouped species based on _____ similarities.
fossil record
visible traits
behavioral
DNA
Question 5
An organism is described as Eukaryotic, single celled, with a 9+2 flagella. This organism is a _____.
Fungi
Bacteria
Plantae
Protista
Question 6
The taxonomic hierarchy of domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species represents _____.
a description of the important traits of an organism
a random naming system, useful primarily as a way of communicating from one culture to another
Question 7
How many species do scientists estimate have not yet been identified and named?
hardly any; although a few new species may remain undiscovered, the world is extremely well studied at this point and it is not expected that a significant number of new species will be found in the future
may 10X what is currently known
probably double what is currently known
Question 8
When taxonomic groupings are used to hypothesize about evolutionary relationships, we call the resulting flow diagram a _____.
phylogenetic tree
any of the listed choices
family tree
cladogram
Question 9
Which taxonomic group is currently most threatened by extinction?
plants
birds
amphibians
mammals
Question 10
The biological species definition works fairly well for organisms in the Animal Kingdom, but not so well for members of other Kingdoms. What’s the problem?
asexual reproduction is extremely common in plants, fungi, protists, and prokaryotes
it is hard to observe the sex lives of non-animal organisms
the other kingdoms of life are not DNA based
scientists just don’t like to study anything but animals
Question 11
How many species have been identified and given scientific names?
1 billion
400 thousand
1.5 million
6 thousand
Question 12
Humans are in the Domain _____.
Bacteria
Archaea
Eukarya
Question 13
Which kingdom of life does not belong in the Domain Eukarya?
Archaea
Protista
Fungi
all of the listed choices
Question 14
In humans, race is important because genetic differences can affect medical conditions and treatment. However, a person’s race is not reliably determined by looking at skin color or other visible traits. Most people who think they are racially pure, probably aren’t.
True
False
Question 15
Which characteristic is most important to the biological species concept?
an organism’s ecological niche
successful interbreeding
anatomical similarities
DNA homologies
Question 16
Why do biologists feel that we should be trying to prevent species extinction?
each species carries unique genes which may be of value to genetic engineers in creating medicines, improving agricultural crops, and more
all of the listed choices
communities of organisms contribute to healthy ecosystems, keeping our air and water pure, protecting land against erosion, moderating climate, and more
ethically, every species has its own right to exist, and aesthetically, humans enjoy the beauty of nature
Question 17
true or false: The binomial scientific name assigned to a species is the same anywhere in the world.