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Joe G said...
The book introduces and explains the concept "built-in responses to environmental cues".
It explains why most mutations are not random, chance events.
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southstar said...
So you changed your mind?
And you accept that all mutations are pre-determined given a specific enviroment???
Also I'm sure the author wrote to Lenski before hand telling him of the CIT+ mutation that would occur should he go ahead with his experiment.
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Joe G said...
Mutations do not have to be pre-determined. In a genetic algorithm only the solution is pre-determined.
I never said, thought nor implied mutations are pre-determined. "Built-in responses to environmental cues" does not require them to be pre-determined.
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hahahahaha
Joe is on the the slippery slope of predeterminism.
What a clown.
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