Zachriel
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Quote | scordova resurfaces: Pioneer of non-Darwinian, Intelligent Evolutionary Design passes away...Michalski created the notion of Intelligent Evolutionary Design and advanced the hypothesis of non-Darwinian evolutionary computing. |
So what did Michalski say about the Theory of Evolution?
Quote | In his prodigious treatise "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection," Darwin conceived the idea that the evolution of species is governed by "one general law, leading to the advancement of all organic beings, namely, multiply, vary, let the strongest live and the weakest die" (Darwin, 1859). In such biological or natural evolution, new organisms are created via asexual reproduction with variation (mutation) or via sexual reproduction (recombination). The underlying assumption is that the evolution process is not guided by some "external mind," but proceeds through semi-random modifications of genotypes through mutation and recombination, and progresses to more advanced forms due to the principle of the "survival of the fittest." |
Addendum
scorova quoting Michalski: "In contrast to Darwinian evolution, an intellectual evolution is guided by an 'intelligent mind,'…."
Ah, the ellipsis is telling.
Michalski all the way to the period: "In contrast to Darwinian evolution, an intellectual evolution is guided by an 'intelligent mind,' that is, by humans who analyze advantages and disadvantages of previous generation of solutions and use the developed understanding in creating next generation of solutions."
That is, by humans.
Ryszard Michalski
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