[MD] Animals and Dynamic Quality

[ARLO J BENSINGER JR]

>On Thu, 24 May 2007 16:36:34 -0400 pholden at davtv.com wrote:
[Platt]
Thanks. You've just proved my point by perfectly describing a static pattern, 
"responding the way they have always responded."

[Arlo]
Yes... to Dynamic Quality on the biological level. Animals have always been
able to respond to DQ biologically; then and now. No difference in that regard.

Now, care to answer the question?

You've said there existed a single animal in the past that could respond to DQ.
What could it do differently, as a result of being responsive to DQ, that no
animal today can do.

Answer? Or more evasion?