The Force: has Technology trumped evolution?

[coberst]

The Force: has Technology trumped evolution?

Darwin informs us that natural selection, i.e. evolution, has been the guiding force determining the course of biological change. Natural selection, i.e. evolution, operates far too slowly to compete with Technology in the present and future determination of biological change.

Just ask the Polar Bear!

Is Technology the “true” meaning of Intelligent Design?

 

[Blackmarch]

The Force: has Technology trumped evolution?

Darwin informs us that natural selection, i.e. evolution, has been the guiding force determining the course of biological change. Natural selection, i.e. evolution, operates far too slowly to compete with Technology in the present and future determination of biological change.

Just ask the Polar Bear!

Is Technology the “true” meaning of Intelligent Design?

in a sense there is no unnatural selection as forces that impact evolution come from every aspect in nature, including the forces that occur consequently by actions made by life forms. In this thought technology only becomes a part of, or just another force in, evolution.

 

[coberst]

I treat technology as a creation of human consciousness and not of what one might consider to be natural processes. Humans are meaning creating creatures who objectify abstract ideas (reification) and in so doing make us think that these ideas are in fact just creations of nature. This is the result of our changing social theories into ideologies.

 

[Tenka]

Natural selection, i.e. evolution, operates far too slowly to compete with Technology in the present and future determination of biological change.

Nylon eating bacteria prove you wrong.