Natural selection is not a master engineer, but a…
““Natural selection is not a master engineer, but a tinkerer. It doesn't produce the absolute perfection achievable by a designer starting from scratch, but merely the best it can do with what is has to work with.””
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Natural selection works with existing materials, not as a perfect designer.
In simple terms: Evolution tinkers, not engineers.
Accept imperfection in biological systems.
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- How does this view affect views on technology?
- What are the limits of evolutionary explanations?
Misunderstanding can fuel anti‑science sentiment.