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That's a great point, though I surmise that there is no waste in the human body. Human's constituents are entirely composed of cells or organelles, and those a
by aoeu345 10y ago
That's a great point, though I surmise that there is no waste in the human body.
Human's constituents are entirely composed of cells or organelles, and those all consume energy. If there were any cells/organelles that did not contribute at all to the human, he would have a lower performance than humans without the waste, and so evolution would select them out.
- grzm 10y agoI surmise that there is no waste in the human body This is a naive interpretation of evolution. For one, selection doesn't occur instantaneously.