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> In a way it will be survival of the fittest for trees. What if the "fittest" trees end up being the ugliest or most allergy-triggering? My point is if its r
by ambicapter 7y ago
> In a way it will be survival of the fittest for trees.
What if the "fittest" trees end up being the ugliest or most allergy-triggering?
My point is if its run by humans, it probably won't really be survival of the "fittest".
- icebraining 7y agoIf it's run by humans, then human decision becomes part of the selection, shaping what "fit" means.