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Honors Biology and Literature (Biology is making you super sensitive to…

- - - - When there is fewer mysteries; less place for God? Yes? No?
    - - Biological , builders, Bible(Job, Genesis Moses)
    - - Genesis 1 and 2 --> 2 separate stories (the story and the narrative)
        
        Genesis 2:
        
        Genesis 1: it is good, the way it is supposed to be
      - Moses
      - Abraham
      - Psalms 104
      - Proverbs 8
      - Job 38-41
      - SCIENTIFIC ONE?
    - - The leaning, the children who are in the background, God being the bridge.
    - - Victums to their circumstances
      - Touch manoluf --> creation
      - Man was this idea once we began using tools --> abstract thought --> thking of the future
      - First moment he's IMAGINING CREATIVITY
        
        weapons? violent unique to humans?
      - Do other animals use tools? Yes?
      - Then what is human? We tell stories? Language? We like stories that are made up? Why?
  - - - Plato "those who are creative are crazy"
        
        Not a skill, it is just luck, or just inspiration
        
        They should be able to always do it. Then why are there one hit wonders? "I of the Tiger"
      - Characters:
        
        Plato: teachers
        
        Ion: orator
      - Themes
        Art/literature does not reflect a kind of fitness (ability to make money, strength, etc), instead it is given by the muses. Divine inspiration.
    - - Why we like art
      - “The locks that safeguard our pleasure buttons” (Pinker 526).
      - Stories = cheesecake for the brain -- penguins
    - - toolmaking
      - perception of order
      - speech development/language
      - classification
      - symbolization
  - - - Widening of dental arcave
      - Development of chin instead of simmean shelf
      - Fusion of the skull later
      - Larger brains
      - Ridge ontop of skull that help skull muscles
      - Brow bone disapears cause skull developed further
      - Forta magnum moved forward
- - - - Why stories?
        
        Christ used parables
        
        Story is the human way to process information
        
        Remind the rising generation where they came from = Moana
        
        Flowers and Religion. Luke, 3 Nephi 13:28, D&C 84:82 Consider the Lilies
        
        The storytellers vs. the practical people: storytellers survived.
        
        Prepared more?
      - "Stories that bind us:" talking also means talking about positive story with themselves.
      - We don't process nonfiction and fiction the same. We aren't mad when it is said that it is fiction.
    - - parable of the ox and the donkey
      - parable as mental function
      - symbolism
      - story used as planning, navigating a situation
      - story used as communication/teaching tactic
  - - - The human brain takes a lot ot maintian. A brain that is worthy of combining your genes with theirs.
  - - - No matter how bad things are, you can make the best things out of your resources.
      - It is better to be smart than being rich. Like robin hood.
    - - Miller’s Son: Poor man who inherits cat, threatens to eat it
      - Cat: inheritance of Miller’s son, brings about his fortune to save his own life
      - Ogre: Proprietor of property the Cat repurposes as the Miller Son’s
      - King: Believes the Cat’s lies
      - Princess: Marries the Miller’s Son
    - - Miller’s son threatens to kill the Cat
      - Cat tells the Miller to trust him, he frames him as a nobleman in front of King
      - Cat tricks Ogre
      - Prince marries princess
    - - To be selected as a good mate, you have to look/act the part
        (the moral of this story is not necessarily righteous)
  - - - Yevgeny Petrovitch Bykovsky: Prosecutor, father to Seryozha
      - Seryozha: son, smoker
    - - Father comes home, learns that son has been smoking
        tries to convince son to not smoke by first scolding him, secondly reasoning with him, and thirdly making up a story. This last is the most effective, and it puzzles the lawyer
    - - Effectiveness of storytelling as a means to process new material
        Survival instinct to tell stories: it helps you learn information
      - Orthopedic story- ability to shape development. The father uses storytelling to shape his son’s development. The importance of the way in which story can shape us in ways that nothing else can.
- - - - The Prisoner's Dilemma: split the million or ratting the other out.
        
        Increase pentaltiy of defection
        
        Defection is the BEST strategy.
        
        Best things is to always defect, never in the best interest to corporate
    - - Rock, paper, scissors = play random
      - Common side blotched lizard: They come in different colors, because of testosterone level
        
        orange: the best, beats blue
        
        Blue: parabons, sick with one female, close to one. beats yellow
        
        yellow: lowest testostrone, sneaks in and mates with a female. yellow beats orange
    - - Darwin's difficulty with altruism & split
        
        The existence of altruism present "a speical difficulty
        
        IE: Colonial insects, give up willingness to reproduce for one who does. Ravens, (altruism) they share it with others.
        
        Natural selection could favor traits that brought a personal fitness cost if these traits resulted in a an increased fitness for close relatives.
      - Br > c (B = benefit to recipient; C = cost to actor; r = coefficient of relatedness
        
        Explaining racism. Seeing someone who is like us and then sacrifice for them.
- - - - "Beauty and the Beast" 1740 Barielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve and 1756 Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont
      - Marie de France - How does someone come to love a monster. She is actually married to a monster. A werewolf. The children don't get his deformity, they get HERS. The greater sin is the spousal disloyalty.
      - The French Connection and the WHY? Why is it always an animal?
        
        Henriette-Julie de Murat
        
        Marie--Jeanne L'heritier (the great green worm)
        
        Odessa - parallel to the life of psyche, felt bad and was like her, but didn't want to be like her.
        
        She wasn't beautiful while cupid is ugly, he is the serpent.
        
        A starc, dark, and more realistic view on life and the original story.
        
        Women can do their own thing and make their own choices too.
        
        focus on the INNER rather than the OUTER beauty, which is similar to Beauty and the Beast
        
        The girl actually LEARNS something
        
        Gabrielle-Suzanne de Villenduve
        
        The idea of her showing her virtue. Not weird trials, but her faithfulness to the beast.
        
        No, I'm going back to the husband.
        
        Jeanne-Marie LePrince de Beaumont
        
        Marie-Catherine
        
        The Scarlet Pimpernel?? Would this fit in here? She thinks she is marrying someone, but they turn out to be someone who they don't trust and turn ugly - a traitor. A gaston, trying to get Margarett. The pimpernel is disguised as a fool, but is really amazing. Margaret kept in the dark the whole time.
        
        Penelope? Ugly who transforms
    - - Bisclavret - Warewolf
      - Melsina - Melusina
      - The great green worm - both
      - Beauty and the Beast -
  - - - The more shared homolgous traits (genetic polymophisms, anatomical traits)
      - All traits are the same???
  - - - Histone Wrapping
      - DNA Methylation
- - - - Reminiscence bump (10 - 30, peaks in early 20's)
      - Period of recency
      - Novelty: 93% of vidid life memoires are unique or 1st-time events
      - Joyful: more fun to rehearse than sad
      - We're in control
      - Autobiographical stories - positive, we are agents, our being is scaffolded on cause and effect.
      - Amnesia (0-5)
    - - I am nice
      - I am creative
        
        I like making my own birthday cards
        
        I am always in the one in my family whom they turn for creative advice.
        
        I sew
        
        I love finding new ways to organize things.
      - I am adventurous
      - I am young
      - I am techie
      - I am stronger than I look
- - - - IE: The size of the frogs , more likely to survive and reproduce.
- - - - Stories has a powerful social element that allows competition.
      - Without stories, no one has allegiance to anyone -- dystopian novels?