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| The process through which these cells emerge and acquire the capacity to identify and suppress self-reactive lymphoid clones occurs embryonically. Such things existed only embryonically throughout church history but are now in place and are marvelously suited to collegial activity and shared decision-making and responsibility. The whole point of such a search rests on the assumption that evolution will inevitably tease out the potential for intelligence already lurking, however embryonically, in the prebiotic chemical soup of other life-bearing planets. |
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