Chapter 1: Q11CP (page 11)
Why is evolutionary change constrained by its past but impossible to predict?
Short Answer
Evolution has no clear ulterior motive, so the evolutionary change constraint is impossible to predict.
Chapter 1: Q11CP (page 11)
Why is evolutionary change constrained by its past but impossible to predict?
Evolution has no clear ulterior motive, so the evolutionary change constraint is impossible to predict.
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