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mostly because we can't expect to unravel in a few decades what evolution has spent millennia perfecting. As others have suggested, this is demonstrably wrong,
by solipsism 13y ago
mostly because we can't expect to unravel in a few decades what evolution has spent millennia perfecting.
As others have suggested, this is demonstrably wrong, trivially so.
- EzraVinh 13y agoActually, there are some areas where evolution still has an advantage. A biologist was explaining to me how artificial enzymes (man made proteins) can at best speed up a chemical reaction by 10^3 - 10^6, while natural enzymes typically speed them up by 10^9 - 10^12. Might have got those number wrong, but his point was that natural enzymes beat artificial ones by a wide margin.