> because evolution does, in fact, make fine distinctions all over the tree of life. I said evolution often can't make fine distinctions, not that it never can

> because evolution does, in fact, make fine distinctions all over the tree of life. I said evolution often can't make fine distinctions, not that it never can. The inconvenience of improper inflammation was clearly never so great that it impacted reproductive fitness, where death resulting from no inflammation clearly does.