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by ItsMe000001
2971 days ago
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> Life doesn't solve "problems" though Wait, what? Biological systems are not solving problems? It does so all the time! Seriously? > it just creates random order from chaos. You get that with just physics, on a large scale for example the formation of galaxies and stars, or when things self-sort by weight in a gravity field (heavy stuff goes to bottom of a solution, lighter stuff goes to the top). |
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I would argue that very few biological systems solve problems, what they do is serve a function which has been dictated by evolution.
But at no point is there any purposeful act of solving problems just like your genes aren't selfish they just behave as if they are.