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2ice_baked_taters
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06-04-2006 5:31 AM 		Reply to: Message 13 by Chronos
05-21-2006 10:02 AM

Re: Need, want or curiosity
No, I gave the reasons why evolution occurs.
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I believe you meant to say that you described the mechanical and chemical aspects that shape the process we call evolution as we currently understand it.
Why evolution occurs is a whole other animal subject to interpretation.
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06-05-2006 6:38 AM 		Reply to: Message 24 by kuresu
06-04-2006 4:39 PM

Re: Need, want or curiosity
I simply think that the word reason is a poor choice of words.
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I don't see why it is open to interpretation. Things don't have to have a reason. Besides, we know why evolution happens. Those "mechanical and chemical aspects that shape the process we call evolution" are the reasons for evolution occuring (if I remeber the post that you were replying to correctly).
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A much better choice of words is perhaps not "the reason or reasons why"
but HOW evolution happens as we understand it.
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