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I was speaking specifically of this line: > That genetic variation is generated by random mutation — a process that is unaffected by what organisms in the popu
by mark-r 12y ago
I was speaking specifically of this line:
> That genetic variation is generated by random mutation — a process that is unaffected by what organisms in the population want or what they are "trying" to do.
I have nothing against the second half of that sentence.
Perhaps a better explanation was available elsewhere in the article and I missed it. The link originally went to the middle of the page instead of the beginning, so I wasn't taking it in order.
- sago 12y agoAh, sorry. Earlier on it gave the version I was responding to. Still I think in science it is better to not assume universal qualifiers unless they are explicit.