Organisms By Their Design Are Not Made

It Has Become Evident That The Primary Lesson Of The Study Of Evolution Is That All Evolution Is Coevolution: Every Organism Is Evolving In Tandem With The Organisms Around It.

But In Fact, When You Try To Model That On A Computer You Find That Because Of The Very Structure Of Matter And Of The Chemical Bonds That Are The Basis Of Every Organism, Evolution Is Not Random At All. It Will Tend To Follow Certain Paths.

Managing Bottom-up Change Is Its Own Art.

The Most Interesting Thing About Change In The Environment Is That For The Most Part The Environment Isn't Changing.

A Brain Is A Society Of Very Small, Simple Modules That Cannot Be Said To Be Thinking, That Are Not Smart In Themselves. But When You Have A Network Of Them Together, Out Of That Arises A Kind Of Smartness.