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Natural selection constrains the possible variation for each iteration so only a miniscule subset of possibilities is explored. That doesn't sound very brute-fo
by 0xBA5ED 3y ago
Natural selection constrains the possible variation for each iteration so only a miniscule subset of possibilities is explored. That doesn't sound very brute-forcey to me.
- namaria 3y agoIt's not the selection that pose constraints. The random variation that occurs in the replication is going towards all possible adjacent possibilities spaces, by definition. Selection occurs only after this brute force, blind branching towards anything that can be changed at that stage.