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originally posted by: luthier
originally posted by: Barcs
originally posted by: luthier
Evolution is a FORCE of nature it is very similar to gravity.
It emerged from the big bang at the same time and is a quatum event.
Sorry to butt in, but this is completely wrong. Evolution is not a force. Most genetic mutations are caused by copy errors. It's not some overarching property of matter or energy. Biological life is flawed and the genetic code is not immune to copy errors and certainly not immune to radiation mutations.
You aren't exactly up on quantum evolution or what is happening on the smaller scale.
www.nature.com...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...
discovermagazine.com...
www.inverse.com...
The bigger point of quantum Darwinism, however, isn’t simply that it could be the key to helping bridge two schools of physics decided by a chasm. It also lends support to the idea that Darwinism — the survival of the fittest — is universal to all other natural processes in the universe.
the survival of the fittest — is universal to all other natural processes in the universe.
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Barcs
the survival of the fittest — is universal to all other natural processes in the universe.
This is what I am referring to. A universal process. Something that could quite possibly effect nature universally throughout the cosmos.
Like a force. Maybe not technically a force but a universal process that could possibly be factored by quantum events.
partial jawbone bearing seven teeth unearthed in a cave in Israel represents what scientists are calling the oldest-known Homo sapiens remains outside Africa, showing that our species trekked out of that continent far earlier than previously known.
Researchers on Thursday announced the discovery of the fossil estimated as 177,000 to 194,000 years old, and said the teeth bore telltale traits of Homo sapiens not present in close human relatives alive at the time including Neanderthals.