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All of the above apply ONLY to the outcome of individual event outcomes. When and where would be timing of individual events in the genome. What is determined by the Laws of Nature. The outcome of the series of cause and effects is determined by natural laws and the environment,and not randomness. This actually true throughout the nature of our physical existence. Randomness only applies to the when and where an event takes place, which is the timing, and NOT what takes place.
In science
Natural selection has a distinct pattern in nature, and the reason is the Laws of Nature.
Randomness is used in science in research for unknown causes of variability in the outcome of research results.
The 'method' in evolution 'natural selection' is determined by the Laws of Nature and the environment.
Your misrepresenting HMS Beagle.
Originally posted by shunyadragon
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In science
Natural selection has a distinct pattern in nature, and the reason is the Laws of Nature.
Randomness is used in science in research for unknown causes of variability in the outcome of research results.
The 'method' in evolution 'natural selection' is determined by the Laws of Nature and the environment.
Not according to HMS_Beagle.
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