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Disadvantageous Mutations: Figures

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ringo
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01-26-2017 11:09 AM 		Reply to: Message 32 by CRR
01-22-2017 3:08 AM

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However even the very few beneficial mutations are usually information losing in some way.
The idea of "information losing" is pretty silly. You don't get useful information without picking and choosing from the available data.
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ringo
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03-06-2017 10:57 AM 		Reply to: Message 67 by CRR
03-05-2017 4:56 PM

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Put a frog in a blender and blend well. All the chemicals are there so the chemical reactions should continue if it's just chemicals doing chemistry.
Yup. Just a different set of reactions. If you mix A and B you're going to get a different reaction than if you mix B and C but it's still just chemistry. No magic wand required.
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