reply to post by Blue_Jay33
Can you somehow rephrase what your point is? As far as I can gather, you're telling us that adaptations and evolution are completely different, and
that evolutionary adaptations have no limit. Is this correct?
To start, a new trait is produced by mutation. If the new trait is beneficial, it's an adaptive trait. If the trait is retained and increases within
a population, this is evolution. Because the trait is adaptive, this is process is a specific type of evolution: adaptation.
Adaptation is evolution, but evolution isn't always adaptation.
Also evolutionary adaptations do indeed have limits, mainly physics. In what way could they be limitless?