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The Only Process?
January 21, 2013
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While reading Richard Dawkins’s classic book, “The God Delusion“, I found myself pausing after reading this snippet:
“…natural selection: the process which, as far as we know, is the only process ultimately capable of generating complexity out of simplicity. The theory of natural selection is genuinely simple. So is the origin from which it starts. That which it explains, on the other hand, is complex almost beyond telling: more complex than anything we can imagine…” – Richard Dawkins
Of course, Mr. Dawkins is talking about the evolution of natural, biological systems over time. But isn’t this also true for man-made, socio-technical systems?
Categories: miscellaneous
evolution, God Delusion, Natural selection, Richard Dawkins

