dun":1ijf2f7p said:
Might have more creedence if it wasn't copied directly from their website. Where's the research other then the dead guys and his opinions. I'm sure the Hayes Converter folks think that their cattle are perfect for the entire world also.
Ah well, next week there will be another wizard breed being touted that is all things to all people.
dun
Research, practices, improvements in animal and plant materials, new insights, etc., progress with time. Nothing we know is fixed. Technology is progressing at astronomical rates: who knows what will develop in 10, 50, or 100 years. All we can do "now" is to go with what we have, keep an open mind, and accept the future for whatever it holds.
After all, how much as global technology (in all possible areas) compounded in complexity in the 50 years between 1950 and 2000? The world is doing some pretty scary and technological things in 2005 (it's even more scary to imagine what is happening that we DON'T know about among the governments, research facilities, and other places)....
One is either moving toward the future or falling behind...one just cannot stand still in the nanoseconds of the time/space continuum...