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but it begs the question; why? Obviously there is a biological necessity for these forms of propagation. I remember reading an old neuroscience textbook that sa
by RhodoYolo 6y ago
but it begs the question; why? Obviously there is a biological necessity for these forms of propagation. I remember reading an old neuroscience textbook that said glial cells were purely support cells but they are finding a-lot of emergent phenomenon there as well.
- phs318u 6y agoNot finding an obvious "use" for something doesn't mean it doesn't have one. Especially when that thing has survived millions of years of evolutionary pressure to preserve useful stuff and cull useless stuff. Remember "junk DNA"? Turns out it wasn't junk. Anybody calling "useless" any of the outputs of nature's exquisite forge is likely to be proven wrong.