medea

Fun fact, most microwaves and microwave components are made by a single company called Medea and just rebranded by various companies.

Thanks to your cue, I found a candidate gene that might fit the bill called Medea [0].

I agree with Medea above that a Truth Booth should give at most 1 bit of information.

So, for example, Medea could be forgiven for murdering her brother, but failing to invite Strife to a wedding led to the Trojan war.

Hey, your party has Medea Benjamin and Cynthia McKinney now.

* Cleopatra was depicted as an alien, promiscuous, and immoral woman starting with Romans (perhaps continuing the well-known Medea stereotype), up to perhaps mid-20th century.

> * Cleopatra was depicted as an alien, promiscuous, and immoral woman starting with Romans (perhaps continuing the well-known Medea stereotype), up to perhaps mid-20th century.

So in some ways we can see the Gaia and Medea tendencies as an cyclic pattern but not quite "homeostasis".

See also the "Medea Hypothesis" which proposes that organisms are generally suicidal at a population scale, destroying themselves and their own environment if left unconstrained.

Was just reading this on the pain of parenting in Medea by Euripides this weekend: "Suppose that the children have grown into youth And have turned out good, still, if God so wills it, Death will away with your children's bodies, And carry them off into Hades.

You can also look at Medea, who is helper/ healer to Jason and also a ruthless killer at many points in her life.

I see Modea, I think Medea, which is probably not the connotation you want.

Mythic automata appear in tales about Jason and the Argonauts, Medea, Daedalus, Prometheus, and Pandora, and many of these machines are described as being built with the same materials and methods that human artisans used to make tools and statues.