Bioluminecence

I was reading this article http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/05/100506-bioluminescence-sea-life-embed-video/ when I got into thinking about the reason for bioluminescence.

My hypothesis is that any living things must have a sense of self, and in the murky depth of the sea, being able to see oneself is a huge help to contributing constructing this sense of self.

Of course, there is the somewhat conflicting observation that most dark dwellers are somewhat blind. This could be explained in that once the sense of self is formed by the young, the sense of sight becomes less important, thence it degenerated.

Sir John Templeton

I only have to look at this page to know that he was a remarkable man.
A man who did not discriminate against others of different religion,
not towards people who are not religious at all.

A man who believes that everything have it's place, in the world, who believes that
science and religion can co-exist peacefully. This was a man whose ideals we should
emulate and spread.

He is a man with bigture.