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The Alberta Badlands

The Alberta Badlands are rich in history, geography, biology, geology and more. However, they lack water - that is, in the last several thousand years...

Close up photo of Dinosaur Park in the Alberta Badlands, near Drumheller.

As the years passed in this fossil-rich land, it moved from a thriving wetland wildlife community, through glacier covered ice-land, through rushing meltwater to become an arid, lifeless riverbed. Then, with its past life in clear view once again, new desert life emerged. Given time, "life" always ultimately wins. Though humans may not truly be able to survive in the environment they are creating, rest assured that other forms of life will ascend to the briefly-held throne...

ROCK TOUR LAST 1 2 3 4 5  BEGIN THE SOIL TOUR

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This website is dedicated to the proposal that the metaphorical relationships drawn between any two disciplines are, in fact, universal, being isomorphic mathematical derivations of the Unified Field Theory. Further, that this symmetric aspect of metaphor is extrapolatable both linearly and laterally, thus may be harnessed to mathematically predict missing knowledge and invention in all other disciplines: an interdisciplinary Rosetta stone of universal scope.

"The metaphor reminds us that the universe is full of cousins." - J.D. Casnig

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