I received a B.A in Natural Science from Johns Hopkins University (1972) and a PhD in Biochemistry from the City University of New York (1986) and am currently a graduate student in Anthropology at California State University Los Angeles (2006-present). I became interested in the nature of the world from a professor of genetics' comment, during my graduate school years studying the biological sciences, that DNA was unique in the physical world. I have since decided that the world itself is not only a special case of a general case that does not exist, but can be elaborated totally in physical terms without "out of this world" imagined parts. I have produced recently peer reviewed publications in Anthropology and Philosophy, a collection of poems and a book discussing science, society, number, uniqueness and emergence.
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Science in Society
