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No, but it does mean if you perturb the constraints, the system is likely less adapted to the new situation
by firethief 8y ago
No, but it does mean if you perturb the constraints, the system is likely less adapted to the new situation
- firethief 8y agoTo elaborate, this weaker principle seems sufficient to support the existence of a "Naturalistic Effect", where the Naturalistic Fallacy would be the assumption that the NE will dominate any other relevant effects. The NE suffices to justify evolutionary-perspective argument, though care must be taken not to overstate the case.