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From: Flancian <0@flancia.org>
Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2022 20:21:45 +0200
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 				- evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
 			- #push [[systems view of evolution]]
 				- recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
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 					- [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
 						- most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
 						- note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
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 							- hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
 							- [[acquiring genomes]]
 								- compares organisms to [[corporations]]
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-				- all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive
+				- all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
 				- [[epigenetic network]]
-				- real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to
+				- real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
 	- [[lecture 5]]
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