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I would encourage you to find a copy of (it's very expensive, but there are methods to acquire it, such as "libraries") Eugene Koonin's "The Logic of Chance", i
by COGlory 4y ago
I would encourage you to find a copy of (it's very expensive, but there are methods to acquire it, such as "libraries") Eugene Koonin's "The Logic of Chance", if this is a topic you're interested in. It basically goes through evolution from a molecular biology and information theory standpoint (and culminates in his own theory of "genesis").
- baremetal 4y agoThank you, you are the only person that actually addressed my point in this thread. I just acquired the book.
- DoctorOetker 4y agoIt seems to be available for download for free? 1st or second hit on google: http://www.evolocus.com/Textbooks/Koonin2011.pdf http://www.evolocus.com/Textbooks/Koonin2011.pdf
- COGlory 4y agoAwesome! It wasn't the last time I checked.
- DoctorOetker 4y agoI remember exploring a "traditional html with images" website about natural selection (I don't think it was interactive, but I do think the source code for each experiment was provided). I assume it was made by a mathematician / physicist. Do you by chance happen to know which site I have in mind? I (vaguely) recall a blueish gray background.