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Does Evolution Have An Objective?

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06-07-2011 8:04 AM

What is the difference between something that has an objective and something that is merely a result of conditions? Having an objective denotes intent which requires sentience. Just because a hole holds water it doesn’t mean that it intended to. If we all are just the result of conditions what is the essential difference between you and a mud puddle? Where is the demarcation point and why is it there?
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If evolution has no objective then how can anything be said to have an objective?
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