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Evolution is sentience as evolution is design through adaption in which the act of adaption is the manifestation of a mirror effect where one thing repeats it core qualities under a new context.

Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 12:46 am Evolution is sentience as evolution is design through adaption in which the act of adaption is the manifestation of a mirror effect where one thing repeats it core qualities under a new context.

Eodnho,

Excellent, Imperfection however is the evolutionary engine, most of the imperfection/mutation spells death, a small percentage, adaptation to an ever slowly changing world. The organism's core qualities must change with the slowly changing context. I take it that is what you mean't by mirror effect.

popeye1945 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 03, 2022 7:05 am

Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 12:46 am Evolution is sentience as evolution is design through adaption in which the act of adaption is the manifestation of a mirror effect where one thing repeats it core qualities under a new context.

Eodnho,

Excellent, Imperfection however is the evolutionary engine, most of the imperfection/mutation spells death, a small percentage, adaptation to an ever slowly changing world. The organism's core qualities must change with the slowly changing context. I take it that is what you mean't by mirror effect.

1. The change of an organism to another organism, which results from a change in context, still necessitates core qualities as existing in a new form such as both organisms being composed of cells.

2. Perfection is relative as perfection is the fullness of being and this fullness is dependent on the context in which it is presented. For example x organism adapting to y context is an example of perfection given the organism exists as full as it can within said context.

["1. The change of an organism to another organism, which results from a change in context, still necessitates core qualities as existing in a new form such as both organisms being composed of cells.

2. Perfection is relative as perfection is the fullness of being and this fullness is dependent on the context in which it is presented. For example x organism adapting to y context is an example of perfection given the organism exists as full as it can within said context.
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Eodnho,

1- The change in evolutionary development is not changing into another organism, this can be true over a few eons, an organism adapts to the changing world by the degrees the world changes, failing this it perishes.

2- I do get what you mean, but there is no such thing as perfection there is but adaptation to survive, evolution has no goal, no predefined direction. When an organism adapts and survives it just means it is adequate to context, perfection is a misleading term.