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Not unless having vast amounts of mitochondria is a competitive survival/reproductive advantage favoring natural selection of individuals in their environments
by tcgv 7y ago
Not unless having vast amounts of mitochondria is a competitive survival/reproductive advantage favoring natural selection of individuals in their environments
- TheSpiceIsLife 7y agoThis resonates with my understanding: evolution is lazy, not optimal. Or: evolution is lazily optimising. Survival doesn’t imply perfection, as it is my definition a process. And the more optimised an organism is the more fragile it’s continued existence.