Do you really lose what you don't use? From evolutionary prescriptive
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Do you really lose what you don't use? From evolutionary prescriptive
Here is what’s in my mind: according to entropy laws and mechanics, anything that is not used or put energy to reserve it will eventually fade away or gets disordered (that applies to the informations in the form of DNA too). and these useless informations in the DNA has no natural selection working for it or even against it…. so i’m wondering really if entropy plays a role in evolution of living beings?
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Re: Do you really lose what you don't use? From evolutionary prescriptive
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