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If your statement was true, death wouldn't be so wide spread. Clearly, evolution is very opinionated on the matter.
by run4yourlives 18y ago
If your statement was true, death wouldn't be so wide spread. Clearly, evolution is very opinionated on the matter.
- Jebdm 18y agoNo; the default is decay (as we see from the second law of thermodynamics), and we would have to explicitly inhibit decay in order to stop death. There is no evolutionary incentive to stop death due to aging.