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To: gfactor
"it does not at all. in natural evolution, the more fit (for their environment) specimens reproduce. thats feedback."

You missed the original point. How much feedback did the very first strand of useful DNA and/or near-DNA have?

121 posted on 03/05/2002 3:06:01 PM PST by Southack
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To: Southack
How much feedback did the very first strand of useful DNA and/or near-DNA have?

I don't know. whats the makeup of said first strand?

125 posted on 03/05/2002 3:10:36 PM PST by gfactor
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To: Southack
How much feedback did the very first strand of useful DNA and/or near-DNA have?

So, do you agree that feedback is an essential difference between the problems in question? And that no intelligence is needed for feedback to occur? I think it's important to establish this before discussing how much feedback that near-DNA had.

154 posted on 03/05/2002 4:05:52 PM PST by Lev
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