Re: evolution

On 1/18/07, Rui Al=E3o <[email protected]> wrote:
> > it's quite rare that an accident survives in competition with
> > creatures who did not have the accident, because they usually don't
> > walk as well.  things go wrong, but soon afterwards they are filtered
> > out of the population.  you have to look for the reason that that
> > didn't happen.  it's fascinating, not frustrating!  :)
>
> I guess you are right. I think I was expecting evolution to take a specif=
ic
> path, and if I do that, I miss all the fun wich resides in the unexpected
> quality of it. In other words, I have to avoid expecting something specif=
ic,
> just experiment and see what happens...
>
> I am becoming a very prolific user of Fluidiom...

it's really wonderful to hear that you're having such an good time
with the software, because it makes the work worthwhile.

i think that when you play with the software more and more you get
intuition about how it works, and then how the evolution is actually
doing the work.

for me it's still the most beautiful toybox i have ever had!  :)

-- =

Gerald de Jong
[email protected]
http://www.darwinathome.org

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