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Can the theory of evolution be applied to non-living things?

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05-06-2004 1:41 AM

Minor edits applied, and removed the forum link for the cited message. (Use a negative of forum number f in [msg=f,t,p].) Thread moved here from the Proposed New Topics forum.
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This forum is "Biological Evolution"; but the question is about non-biological evolution. I think I have picked the right forum, since I understand this to be asking if ideas in biological evolution can generalize more widely.
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