a: natural selection ~
b: a fleet of machines
What:
"The force of natural selection is like a fleet of machines that digs a maze of paths leading from each of us to various ports of call, and most of our activity in life is confined to that pre-existing infrastructure. Our opportunities to influence the world are naturally limited by how we tend to think and by what our bodies can do, which limits are culturally and biologically set."
Useful?
Writer: Benjamin Cain
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Where:
Date: Dec 26 2014 7:03 PM
# 6933 Critique Analogy