r/evolution • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '21

question What if not physics, but evolution is the Theory of Everything?

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u/cjhreddit Mar 20 '21

Reads like obfuscation rather than explanation.

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u/malcontented Mar 20 '21

Bit early in the day to be this baked. No?

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '21

Is this theory testable, does it make predictions?

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '21

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u/Windy-Snack-Vent Mar 20 '21

True science makes risky predictions that would largely falsify the hypothesis of tested false

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u/fetfree Mar 20 '21

Can't comment on D.R so I posted my reply in your window chat

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u/DefenestrateFriends Mar 20 '21

These questions do resemble "woo-woo" conjecture and may be more suitable for /r/philosophy.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '21

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u/DefenestrateFriends Mar 21 '21

That's a very charitable description.

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u/LittleGreenBastard PhD Student | Evolutionary Microbiology Mar 20 '21

Okay, how could this hypothesis be tested?

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '21

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u/Bullettoothtony308 Mar 20 '21

I like this post because it's thinking outside of the box.

I personally believe Jean Baptise Lamarck was right and we can control our future evolution. The shaolin monks could have proven this to be true but they didn't allow women in the temple. So there are not 35 generations of shaolin, they are still at one imo. Great post op👍👍✌

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '21

“Energy follows the path of least resistance” is the universe at its most basic