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>Evolution isn’t a force. In a way it is, it goes towards more complicated ways of perception. I wounder if there is any example where some species became less
by mapcars 7y ago
>Evolution isn’t a force.
In a way it is, it goes towards more complicated ways of perception. I wounder if there is any example where some species became less complicated compared to it's ancestors?
>so that makes it rather easy to beat at whatever goal we set for ourselves
Since worked wonderfully for billions of years without "real" goals, wouldn't it be a mistake to try to set goals by ourselves?
- ben_w 7y ago> is any example where some species became less complicated compared to it's ancestors? Malaria, apparently. (I’m not a biologist, that claim just happened to be on the Wikipedia page I read). > Since worked wonderfully If you’re going to criticise me for saying “better”, please define what you mean by “wonderfully”. > wouldn't it be a mistake to try to set goals by ourselves? Given evolution produced us, if it was a mistake, it would be evolution’s mistake by creating entities capable of such.