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If the laws of physics are universal (fingers crossed), then this factor gets canceled out. Obviously organisms which evolved under our physical regime can only
by jackcosgrove 10y ago
If the laws of physics are universal (fingers crossed), then this factor gets canceled out. Obviously organisms which evolved under our physical regime can only function properly within our physical regime. But this doesn't add any information as to why one set of genes manifests itself differently than another set of genes, since the physical laws are the same.
- coldtea 10y ago>If the laws of physics are universal (fingers crossed), then this factor gets canceled out This is beside the point, as parent already explained what he meant in his first 2 sentences: "Physics. More specifically, 'conditions'". So, yes, the laws of physics might be universal, but gravity is X here and N on the moon, pressure is Y here and M under the sea, temperature, etc...