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Now define "improved". Does it mean "faster"? Or "more general"? Now you're back in the territory covered by the article.
by bjt 6y ago
Now define "improved". Does it mean "faster"? Or "more general"? Now you're back in the territory covered by the article.
- ncmncm 6y agoDoesn't matter. Any change will have measurements on all those axes, and others, some maybe negative. Just like in living systems. But life gets better adapted, by small increments along an infinitely contorted path, and got to us.