A new way of understanding that makes more sense to me: “The notion that selection for function drives evolution applies equally to stars, atoms, minerals, and many other conceptually equivalent situations where many configurations are subjected to selective pressure."
#science
#evolution
https://phys.org/news/2023-10-scientists-philosophers-nature-evolutionary-law.html
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