Natural Selection: Selfish Genes & Egg's Reproductive Supremacy

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The statement "A chicken is an egg's way of making another egg" suggests a cyclical view of reproduction. The discussion posits that reproductive superiority plays a crucial role in natural selection, emphasizing that survival and reproduction of the fittest are key components. It raises a philosophical question about the motivations behind reproduction, hinting at the idea that genes drive the process. The conversation also touches on the pervasive nature of genes in the environment. Overall, the dialogue explores the intricate relationship between reproduction and evolutionary success.
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"A chicken is an egg's way of making another egg"
IS reproductive superiority the basis of natural selection?
 
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yes, natural selection is survival(with reproduction) of the most fit(superior)... and by the way..., why would an egg want another egg unless, our genes are alive!Run, o no, they're everywhere!
 
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