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...n be the result of a choice or the result of a tendency (conscious, unconscious, or biological-genetic). Opportunities are current states of the wor... ...ot communicate with us at all? Would we still think it is possessed of a self? The biological functions of people in coma are maintained. But do th... ...may well be stable, are often influenced by Dan's social setting and by his social interactions. It would seem that having a memory is a necessary... ...and well-paying hype aside, we know close to nothing about the hypercomplex set of interactions between various greenhouse gases, the atmosphere, t... ...ction technologies pioneered; the diets of livestock should be adapted to restrict biological emissions; deforestation and reforestation should be ... ...ater desalination, diversion, transport, and allocation schemes; ways of sustaining biological diversity and of helping the human body adapt and co... ...ble bits that can be classified and catalogued. We then postulate the existence of interactions to account for our sense of inexorable time. Other ... ...ena are common as are emergent traits: both are not reducible to basic components, interactions, or properties. Yet, complexity does not indicate t... ...", evolution experiments with numerous dead ends before it yields a single adapted biological entity. DNA is far from optimized: it contains inordi...

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...logical mutation is impossible. The natural state can happen only through biological mutation. _______ There is no teaching of mine and never sha... ...blems is, in any case, not possible for you unless you undergo the sort of biological transformation that has happened to me, which is not to say tha... ... fictitious models of the saint and holy man you are left with the natural biological arrangement. The separative structure of thought which was intr... ...h man and the rest of life on this planet to the brink of extinction. But biologically, each cell has the wisdom to avoid models and promises and si... ...ty of growing into complete humans. The extraordinary intelligence of the biological organism is all that is necessary for good living but we are al... ...uity of thought is blown away is one disjointed and independent series of interactions. What happens in the environment around me happens in here. T...

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...is true that primates, too, change, as does any element in Nature, these are biological changes, like the geological changes occurring in minerals.... ...rocess of unconscious, positive changes in the aware- ness of all people. Such interactions between layers in the cube promote all of humanity toward... ...es one’s sensa- tion of life continue even when one no longer has a life in a biological body. The death of the physical body means that the body’s ... ...shed May 2006 in the Journal of Molecular Biology and Evolution. 14 From the biological point of view, it is customary to de- fine altruism as behav...

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... and many others.Italsoincludesalllevelsofmemory,rangingfrom the molecular and biological to the highest levels of our intellect. Here is a simple exa... ...ing garbed in the body, and after the body’s death. The latter is a completely biological process of albumen breaking down into its parts. (The notion... ...not be divided, cannot disintegrate and, ultimately, cannot die. The physical, biological body is the outer "clothing" of the soul. It is the garment ... ...ist absolutely independently of the soul. This has been proven with the use of biological and medical experiments that are now able to revive the body... ...s. But the body in a state like this is no more than an independently existing biological object, composed of albu- men substances. The factor that de... ...eand guide my path. The information that was collected in the process of daily interactions with him, in the span of twelve years, lives and operates ...

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...cted logic, Neutrosophic Logic. Neutrosophy is a new branch of philosophy that studies the origin, nature and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. This was introduced by one of the authors, Florentin Smarandache. A few of the mentionable characteristics of this mode of thinking are [90-94]: It proposes new philosophical th...

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...at studies the origin, nature and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. This was introduced by one... ...ise in the hour of the day from hour H i to hour H i+n . To assess the interactions among the conceptual nodes, we collect expert opinion. The mo... ...malism. Through an in-depth analysis of these cases, we probe the complex interactions between judicial interpretation, the business and legal commu... ...atory and metabolic relationships are established by a domain expert, the biological literature, and extracted from RNA microarray data. This work i... ...CM. If an FCM is a trivial FCM, it will become static after L inference interactions unless it has an external input sequence, where L is the leng... ...though medical research has long ago established that girls are generally biologically stronger as new-borns than boys. The birth of a male child is ...

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...widespread and pernicious example, • human induced climate change may be another that is unfolding before our eyes. These all relate to human interactions with the natural environment, which is most commonly considered under the rubric of natural resource management (NRM). The effect of speed of a disaster is, in public parlance, often illustrated by the metaphor ...

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... one's environment, society, or culture. She believed that one's relationships and interactions with others in one's childhood determine both the s... ...ed parents plus the internalisation of the way others perceive the child in social interactions. The self is, therefore, an internalised reflection... ...oosely, the equivalent of Freud's Superego plus the internalised outcomes of social interactions throughout life). The internalised PO is constantly... ...is created. The internalisations of the PO, of the SO and of the outcomes of their interactions (for instance, of the results of the aforementioned... ...gate motherhood, and the donation of gametes and sperm have shaken the traditional biological definition of parenthood to its foundations. The soci... ...orms are 200,000 times larger than their male mates. These striking differences are biological - yet they lead to differentiation in social roles an... ... genetically determined? Can they be reduced to one's sex? Or are they amalgams of biological, social, and psychological factors in constant intera... ...ered or intersexed - can yield clues as to the distribution and relative weights of biological, social, and psychological determinants of gender ide... ...be taking it too far. A large body of scientific evidence points to the genetic and biological underpinnings of sexual behavior and preferences. Th...

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...raction of Chronons, very much as other forces in nature are "transferred" in such interactions. The Chronon is a time "atom" (actually, an element... ...licity? The answer seems to be that Nature has a predilection (not confined to the biological realm) to increase complexity and order and that this... ...c Principle. By definition, universal rules pervade all the realms of existence. Biological systems obey the same order- increasing (natural) laws... ...nt phenomena are common as are emergent traits, not reducible to basic components, interactions, or properties. Complexity does not, therefore, im... ...", evolution experiments with numerous dead ends before it yields a single adapted biological entity. DNA is far from optimized: it contains inordi... ...eside, if not in the simple program that created it? A minimal number of primitive interactions occur in a primordial soup and, presto, life. Was l... ...resto, life. Was life somehow embedded in the primordial soup all along? Or in the interactions? Or in the combination of substrate and interaction... ...actions between physical systems (one of which is the measurement apparatus). The Biological DNA contains all the information about the living org... ...e in other realms of existence? Why not repeat this winning design in quarks? The Biological variant of DNA requires a biochemical context (enviro...

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... confute "personality" with "character" and "temperament". Our temperament is the biological-genetic template that interacts with our environment.... ...er(s) and their temporal stability from early childhood onwards; • The genetic and biological underpinnings of personality disorder(s); • The deve... ...sonality psychopathology during childhood and its emergence in adolescence; • The interactions between physical health and disease and personality... ...s indisputable. So do illicit and legal drugs, certain foods, and all interpersonal interactions. That the changes brought about by prescription are... ...onality disorders. Yet, the DSM's "laundry lists" obscure rather than clarify the interactions between the various axes. As a result, the differen... ...der(s) and their temporal stability from early childhood onwards; The genetic and biological underpinnings of personality disorder(s); The devel... ...rsonality psychopathology during childhood and its emergence in adolescence; The interactions between physical health and disease and personality... ...ved from are the origin. This process so closely resembles natural - and especially biological - phenomena that it lends additional force to the sof... ...ent. They bear little resemblance to reality. They interfere with the most critical biological maintenance function - with sleep. They don't seem to...

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...hat it is difficult to say which sperm cell will impregnate the egg is not serious. Biologically, it does not matter – they all carry the same genet... .... Moral obligations are, therefore, contingent. They are, indeed, the outcomes of interactions with others - but not in the immediate sense, as th... ... - they behave as free-riders. The Principal-Agent Problem arises in other social interactions and is equally misunderstood there. Consider taxpay... ...flicted. Such treatment must violate either prevailing conventions regarding social interactions or some otherwise deeply ingrained sense of what is... ...licity? The answer seems to be that Nature has a predilection (not confined to the biological realm) to increase complexity and order and that this... ...ic Principle. By definition, universal rules pervade all the realms of existence. Biological systems obey the same order- increasing (natural) laws... ...lowing a set of clear (though, admittedly, demanding) rules. There is absolutely no biological test or restriction on joining the collective that is... ...k them, restrict their economic and intellectual activities, and limit their social interactions. The only way to survive was to stick together. Can... ...ved from are the origin. This process so closely resembles natural - and especially biological - phenomena that it lends additional force to the sof...

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...hat it is difficult to say which sperm cell will impregnate the egg is not serious. Biologically, it does not matter – they all carry the same genet... .... Moral obligations are, therefore, contingent. They are, indeed, the outcomes of interactions with others - but not in the immediate sense, as th... ... - they behave as free-riders. The Principal-Agent Problem arises in other social interactions and is equally misunderstood there. Consider taxpay... ...flicted. Such treatment must violate either prevailing conventions regarding social interactions or some otherwise deeply ingrained sense of what is... ...licity? The answer seems to be that Nature has a predilection (not confined to the biological realm) to increase complexity and order and that this... ...ic Principle. By definition, universal rules pervade all the realms of existence. Biological systems obey the same order- increasing (natural) laws... ...lowing a set of clear (though, admittedly, demanding) rules. There is absolutely no biological test or restriction on joining the collective that is... ...k them, restrict their economic and intellectual activities, and limit their social interactions. The only way to survive was to stick together. Can... ...ved from are the origin. This process so closely resembles natural - and especially biological - phenomena that it lends additional force to the sof...

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...y that studies the origin, nature, and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. It is the base o... ...0, which studies the origin, nature and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. Neutrosophy considers ... ...not the only determinant. In order to model mental mechanisms underlying human interactions with surrounding reality a number of logics has been inv... ...y that studies the origin, nature, and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. It is the base of ne... ...y that studies the origin, nature, and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. It is the base of ne... ... necessary for survival or reproduction and all ignored in the one-dimensional biological practice of 'population genetics'. These form a complex of... ... [5] Campbell Donald. (1974). Downward causation in Hierarchically Organized Biological Systems. Studies in the Philosophy of Biology, F.J. Ayala &...

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...discredited - financial statements? Prices, after all, are the outcome of numerous interactions among market participants, their greed, fears, hope... ...nt market risks arising from their portfolios of retail savings products ... These interactions (are) effected primarily through securitizations an... ...m - they behave as free-riders. The Principal-Agent Problem arises in other social interactions and is equally misunderstood there. Consider taxpay... ...rnal or internal systemic shock - people react expectedly. The number of voluntary interactions and transactions decreases sharply. With a collapse... ... A short recap of the basic tenets of the theory might be in order. GT deals with interactions between agents, whether conscious and intelligent –... ...n 1998-2002. The budgets of the Medical Research Council and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council were quadrupled overnight. ... ...s and 60s - an artificial distinction was drawn between cybernetic systems (such as biological ones) and programmable computers (or universal Turing... ... programmability. This view was shattered by the unexpected enormous complexity of biological organisms and even automata. Gradually, cybernetics w... .... Memory has a role in this new form of socio-political evolution which superseded Biological Evolution, as an instrument of adaptation. Certain ...

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...ducation (C-MORE), also part of SOEST, is dedicated to understanding the biological and ecological diversity of marine microorganisms. C-MORE dire... ...sequester carbon dioxide. C-MORE aims to learn more about the ecological interactions among microbes, and with other forms of life. Volcanoes, eart... ...uation zone maps in Hawai‘i’s phone books, is an expert on modeling wave interactions. Earth and space At the UH Mānoa’s Hawai’i Space Flight Lab (... ...ng a decontaminant to assist governments and industries facing chemical, biological and radioactive threats to the environment. Its fagship produc... ...of fve ethnic groups. Using medical-background data and more than 70,000 biological specimens, MEC researchers are trying to determine which group...

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...cissist , , - Abuse Torture An Overview What is Abuse? Traumas as Social Interactions The Psychology of Torture , , - Trauma Abuse Torture Effec... ... Intimacy is another word for emotional involvement, which is the result of interactions in constant and predictable (safe) propinquity. PDs interp... ...ress his (or her) self-image. They serve as organising principles in social interactions. Father's wartime heroism, mother's youthful good looks, on... ...k to what he regards as "stagnation" or "slow death" (i.e., routine). Most interactions in the workplace are part of the rut – and thus constitute ... ...ps.yahoo.com/group/narcissisticabus e/message/5068 Return Traumas as Social Interactions ("He" in this text - to mean "He" or "She"). We react to ser... ...ends crucially on the familiar and the continuous. By attacking both one's biological body and one's "social body", the victim's psyche is straine...

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...ealm of passive, inert objects and transforms it into a catalyst of human interactions across time and space. In other words, it returns the book to ... ... one individual to another and from one generation to another not through biological -genetic means - but by imitation. Sheldrake added the notion o... ...ower quadruples every 18 months and an exponential series ensues. Organic-biological-DNA computers, quantum computers, chaos computers - prompted by... ... phenomena, the inevitable and, therefore, guaranteed outcome of multiple interactions between users. But the population of Internet users is not co... ...ages to the average computer user today. It will be a real partnership of biological and artificial intelligence on the move. The Polyglot... ... NewMedia 500 - The financial, strategic, and other inter-relationshipsand interactions between the leading 500 new (web) media firms Internet Indu... ...r's clickpath (replete with clickable web sites), capture Usenet and chat interactions (threads), plot search results (though Alta Vista discontinued... ...Moore's Law of computing. And now the second stage of what will be a biological and medical revolution, "Proteomics", will be further driven by... ...ower quadruples every 18 months and an exponential series ensues. Organic-biological-DNA computers, quantum computers, chaos computers - prompted by...

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...h studies the origin, nature, and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. Neutrosophy considers a p... ...h studies the origin, nature, and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. The Fundamental The... ...h studies the origin, nature, and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. C) Characteristics: This... ... humans as well) we get hybrids with better qualities and/or quantities. Biological theory of mixing species. That's why emigration is benign... ...ower. First one is of desires'. Second one is of projects'. Both are of biological nature. In certain forms of yoga seven chakras coexist in ... ...osites attract) - passing through neuter, because monotony is against our biological rhythm. And the cycle is habitually rotated. There is no... ... unite the properties of gravitational, electromagnetic, weak, and strong interactions so that a single set of equations can be used to predict all ... ...s a unified quantum field theory of the electromagnetic, weak, and strong interactions (Illingworth 1991, p. 200). But generalizations become, after...

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... art of deception. The narcissist projects a False Self and manages all his social interactions through this concocted fictional construct. People ... ...r(s) and their temporal stability from early childhood onwards; • The genetic and biological underpinnings of personality disorder(s); • The dev... ...onality psychopathology during childhood and its emergence in adolescence; • The interactions between physical health and disease and personality... ... indisputable. So do illicit and legal drugs, certain foods, and all interpersonal interactions. That the changes brought about by prescription are... ... historical construct. From Spain to India, the incessant friction and fertilizing interactions with Islam shaped Western values, beliefs, doctrine... ...ohn of Salisbury's "Policraticus". It was an effort to map political functions and interactions into their human physiological equivalents. The kin... ...I have written before, I believe, that fear affects humans, as members of the same biological species, in the same way, regardless of race, color, ...

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...he paternal dimensions, but from the earthly one to a cosmic one, from the biological father to the cosmic father. Ulysses’ return after Troy is ... ...we are not destined to remain forever, if we pass through all the rings of biological and artistic spiritual evolution. This means becoming one ... ... fulfill it by himself, nor can Zeus and Athena. Human life begins with biological birth and ends with biological death. In the same way, the li... ..., humanity and the universe can create a new life form that is superior to biological life and superior to life as 56 regulated by the laws of phy... ...ss this hatred. If the fetal I succeeds in doing so, it again can save its biological life, if not, death will occur (this is called spontaneous abor... ... recognized by the other and vice-versa. The same thing is true for social interactions and relationships in general. When the narcissistic wound ca... ...d one can feel in regards to the abuse of power witnessed in certain human interactions or couple relationships. The second encounter happens when ...

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...ith Kimberly as a visiting one. And of course, she would be married to the biological father who made ten times what she did on a good month; his pate... ...gs as they ran off to others who promised them an immediate fulfillment of biological urgings, for in reproduction there was not only the continuum of... ...t that this mediocrity of masculine symmetry was made extraordinary by his interactions with women and their numerous touches with which his mind had ... ... pleasure and so from the perspective of carrying out those functions that biological creatures were meant to, the physical and perhaps only basis of ... ...emure enough not to believe it too intensely or allow it to exude into his interactions beyond a surly air softened in a warm smile. He could have tak... ... accomplished at compassionate portrayals of life in his paintings and his interactions, even if it were to take thirty years, when his testosterone l... ...oly. To know such matters and yet to interact this way regardless like any biologically programmed automaton thwarted by early childhood experience wa... ...declared, "be fruitful and multiply" and so one could not oppose his basic biological urges; 5. as it would take so much energy to restrain instinct, ... ...To him it was another reminder of the passing away of life's myriad social interactions and the respective parties so engaged. Salient and engrossing ...

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...ress his (or her) self-image. They serve as organising principles in social interactions. Father's wartime heroism, mother's youthful good looks, on... ...k to what he regards as "stagnation" or "slow death" (i.e., routine). Most interactions in the workplace are part of the rut – and thus constitute ... ... On the contrary, people are mostly willing to sacrifice their genetic and biological survival on the altar of said "acceptable existence". To be a... ...deception. The narcissist projects a False Self and manages all his social interactions through this concocted fictional construct. When the narci... ...hysical proximity (he is "territorial"). The narcissist takes part in social interactions – even mere banter – condescendingly, from a position of s...

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... # 79: Is the Narcissist Ever Sorry? FAQ # 80: A Letter about Trust FAQ # 81: Traumas as Social Interactions FAQ # 82: The Guilt of Others FAQ # 8... ...en confuse and confute "personality" with "character" and "temperament". Our temperament is the biological-genetic template that interacts with our... ...r and mood is indisputable. So do illicit and legal drugs, certain foods, and all interpersonal interactions. That the changes brought about by pr... ...dist and punished masochist (Superego and Ego), parent and child, permeate all the narcissist's interactions with other people. The narcissist expe... ...chizoid mode: he isolates himself, a hermit in the kingdom of his hurt. He minimizes his social interactions and uses "messengers" to communicate wi...

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...above all, on a spiritual line. (There is a spiritual gene along with the biological gene.) The issue of the spirit, and more specifically, that of ... ...at the same time, probably, the optimal ″communicator″ for the mental and biological energy, in general, even the more so for a unidirectional energ... ...al, rudimentary laser.) Virtually, one can notice that for the mental and biological energy, any precincts is more or less a good resonator and if t... ...e conclusions of an interspecific evolution. It is expected that from the biological point of view a species may display a superior evolution as com... ...nt. Any possible interbreeds between compatible species, or the so-called biological mutations are not in themselves proofs of the interspecific evo... ...nch of Philosophy, that studies the origin, the character, the aim and the interactions of the ″objects″ from the idealistic spectre. I′ve found out...

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... historical construct. From Spain to India, the incessant friction and fertilizing interactions with Islam shaped Western values, beliefs, doctrine... ...ive - effort to reinstate the country's capacity to produce nuclear, chemical, and biological armaments. According to Stratfor, "Iraq is procuring ... ...the volunteers learn battlefield survival skills including navigation, nuclear and biological weapons defense, marksmanship, first aid, and the law... ...ccess to its ethical and, especially, religious foundations. At the other extreme, biological determinists, such as Giambattista Vico (1668-1744) a...

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... living in this world. This connection remains, since it is not a part of our biological body. The spiritual Kli perceives what is outside of us, reg... ...sations remain intact. Put more accurately, eventually we must transcend this biological alternation between life and death to the point that we are... ...the me- chanical outlook down to the mathematics and the logic of me- chanical interactions. The scientific basis for modern computer science is the ... ... within the new sensory system becomes increasingly clearer. The death of the biological body means that the natural sys- tem has ceased to function....

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...ere always checked as though their bags, like ships’ cargo, might contain biological agents or other homeland security risks. As a person had no intr... ...ice officers, to leave the public areas of parks, and other miscellaneous interactions indicating that one like her was an eyesore) did this knowled... ...ife might still be missing, but he is still a person of interest, and his interactions peculiar; of a social worker banging on the door when it is s...

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...introduced into Church theologies. Many Christians find it easy to combine biological science with a non-biological essence which they can call soul, ... ... that I use the term “psyche” to refer to the psychological/neuro- logical/biological functioning of the human individual consid- ered as a unit, rath... ... at least three souls: the first (nagi) was eternal; the second (niva) was biological and extinguished at death; the third (sicun) forewarned of dange... ... future, linked among other things by the sacred physical recycling of the biological composition of its members (Deloria, 1973, pp. 175-6). TIME, SPA... ...e said that Konrad Lorenz won the Nobel Prize for pointing out that social interactions between ani- mals have an instinctual base tracing back to evo...

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...osure? Why did they gain worth and awareness of their being only in personal interactions? Was he nothing but the composite of other people's impressi... ... passed down through the generations by imitation. And as humans had and in interactions proliferated these tactics of coexistence to the young that ... ...er. This silly, and barely believed myth gave grace to her infrequent social interactions and regulated her sleep patterns. Chapter Ten (1989: Houston... ...uld beat up the worst of these tiny savages. Innocent expressions and gauche interactions of ostensibly pure children belied what the offspring of the... ... The abuser was also amorphous: at one time a stepfather and another time a biological father. Gabriele again thought, "Once didn't she claim that h... ...other worlds like the Earth throughout the cosmos. Simple pleasures, simple interactions, were the entity, and she knew that the whole thing was good... ...ould need a lower IQ to constrict myself in instinctual roles like a content biological robot. It is no more preposterous to believe in fate allowing ...

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...problems of real-world viruses whose virulence helps stop their spread. Some biological viruses that incapacitate people too quickly can burn themselv... ... network’s users, and above that the “social layer,” where new behaviors and interactions among people are en- abled by the technologies underneath.) ... ...ir true value was rec- ognized. 88 T oday, Wikipedia’s success showcases the interactions that can take place among the layers of a technical system, ... ...’s proposed Cell-All program, which would outfit cell phones with sensors for biological and chemical weapons and report “hits” to a central database. ...

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...ght. It is a truism that people live in groups. Group characteristics from the biological to the normative form the very essence of the individu... ...224-25). Then too, because interorganizational relationships inevitably amount to interactions between people, a channel 77 becomes a sociopol... ...e to dream and the wherewithal to convert dreams into realities. Having satisfied biological and safety needs, to use Maslow's terminology, we now ...

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...ommon sense. They make practical sense. They make organic sense. They make biological sense. They make religious sense. They make mathematical ... ...expect their tiny quantities to undergo the same number and kinds of chemical interactions and molecular bondings as all the oceans of the world did ... ...expect their tiny quantities to undergo the same number and kinds of chemical interactions and molecular bondings as all the oceans of the world did ... ...ss of organic material being separated and decomposed is only one half of the biological process of the entire cycle of Life. The same elements whi... ...arks the traumatic split of our separation from our true selves. There is no biological reason why humans can’t remember their own birth. The use... ...climates. It was a major shift of imbalance: perceptually, ecologically, and biologically. What gives meat more flavor when it is cooked? Fried? ... ... the heat escapes out into the air and does not come back. One important biological fact that very few people know about is that all humans have... ...s underneath you. As a result: this literally defines all of human social interactions into dominant or submissive roles. This endless struggle... ...; ‘Are you living?’ but: ‘are you working?’ Inside civilization: most human interactions have become dehumanized into a completely impersonal excha...

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...the gap. Society exists through a process of transmission quite as much as biological life. This transmission occurs by means of communication of habi... ...teenth century, this type of idealism was amalgamated with the doctrine of biological evolution. “Evolution” was a force working itself out to its own... ...n from without has given rise to the recapitula- tion theory of education, biological and cultural. The in- dividual develops, but his proper developm... ...y; the latter should be made to oc- cur by means of education. The alleged biological truth that the individual in his growth from the simple embryo t... ...t is worth examination in its extreme formulation. In the first place, its biological basis is fallacious. Embyronic growth of the human infant preser... ... is blind. It does not know what it is about; that is to say, what are its interactions with other activities. An activity which brings education or i... ...ce is in truth a matter of activities, instinctive and impulsive, in their interactions with things. What even an infant “experi- ences” is not a pass...

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...cies to prepare to detect and respond to terrorism that involved chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons. 101 During 1995 and 1996, President Clinton... ...ird, we will undertake a concerted effort to prevent the spread and use of biological weapons and to protect our people in the event these terri- ble ... .... . . . Finally, we must do more to pro- tect our civilian population from biological weapons. 105 Clearly, the President’s concern about terrorism ha... ...; and when it did, the con- text was often terrorists’ tactics—a chemical, biological, nuclear, or computer threat—not terrorist organizations. 107 Se... ...e,Atef turned to Hambali when al Qaeda needed a scientist to take over its biological weapons program. Hambali obliged by introducing a U.S.- educated... ...ic, intelligent, and per- suasive, albeit intolerant of dissent. 65 In his interactions with other students,Atta voiced virulently anti-Semitic and an... ... Fitzgerald interview (Jan. 28, 2004). 9. On Ajaj’s travels to Khaldan and interactions with KSM, see United States v. Salameh, 152 F .3d at 107–108. ...