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Who knows if DNA (or the genes in it, or a mechanism or something) can "see". There could be something that favors one mutation over another mutation, kinda pick n choose, but who knows. It needs more research. Didnt know that about our blood groups, thanks. I hope you remember it right...

thanks for link, little bit difficult but interesting. Now i understand how it works, the mating "votes" the mutation. As long it is given to the next generation and the fallowing ones, it lives further. But, if the population is not successful and dies out, the mutation dies with...

we sway into scifiction which i want to be realistic: How is it inside Subspace or Hyperspace or a cosmic string (from the perspective of different theories)? Can we even enter cosmic strings (if we say we had the technology)? Has the subspace (enbedded in our 4 dimensions) or the...

No. I know Evolution is random (aka leroysjenkens poker example). I just thought the accidents (like a fish surprisingly born with a lung) are not enough. So i asked if DNA knows what/when/how to evolve. You know, some kind of mechanism that helps the natural selection to "vote" the right...

Ammonia is antifreeze, that means it is useful in cold invironments like saturns moon Titan. -180 makes Methane or water freeze, but Ammonia is able to make it fluent and suitable for life. On the other hand, water is common in our universe, its from Hydrogen+Oxygen, that means you will...

thanks for reply. I know about beneficial mutations and harming mutations, and i know that the natural selection "votes" these mutations. Especially when its goal is more offsprings that help the population to survive longer in its environment (survival of the fittest). But this is not the...

It is proven, populations evolve when they enter a different environment. When you as a half-fish half-amphibia want to explore land you need lungs not gills, your heart and your whole body must evolve to survive in the new environment, No dehydration in the water but pure dehydration in...